This cannon is at the entrance of the park, probably to keep Northerners out. Luckily no one was manning it when we showed up. |
This is a side view of the field in front of the mountain. |
This is a nice old tree in front of the mountain. |
Here is the mountain from the road we came in on. |
Amanda driving into the sunset as we pass by the front of the mountain. |
This is the shuttle drop-off point near the top of the mountain. It apparently was a misty morning. |
Here is another view from this point on the mountain before I climbed up further. |
This is looking down to the road from above the drop-off point. |
A second shot from right above the drop-off point. |
The walk up the mountain included old fences and cannons. |
Closer to the fences and you can just see cannon wheels on the left side of the photo. |
More fences, kind of gives it a historic feel although the dogs, children, walkers and bicyclists don't really help you feel like you've walked back through time. |
A tiny flower growing out of a tree stump. I love tiny flowers so I couldn't say no to this photo. |
A view over the edge of the mountain next to a cannon. |
The cannon from behind (better than being in front I guess). |
The top peak (left side as you walk up from the trail). |
Left side of peak just with more misty view of the city below. |
Right side of the peak. |
More from the right side. |
More from the right side. |
Even more from the right side (I guess this side looked more interesting). |
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