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| The start of our walk in Lower Macleay Park |
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| Beautiful sounds from the creek |
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| The Stone House, which was owned by Danford Balch, the original owner of the land in the Lower Macleay Park area, and he was the first man legally hung in Oregon. |
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| Uphill climb on the Wildwood trail |
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| Trees! |
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| Map of the area...where we were is not where we needed to be to get to the Pittock Mansion |
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| Some kind of nest, not sure what bird lives here but so glad we did nto encounter it! |
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| We can see the other trail heading down! We are no longer lost! |
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| At the bottom of the trail, on Leif Erikson Drive, almost back to a residential area |
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| Great walk today, but a little longer than we had thought. So many trails through Forest Park.... |
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| Beautiful garages we passed on the way to our car |
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| Look, its the Thruman street Carriage Barn (no carriage but they did have a suzuki) |
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| Ok, took this one because it's a purple house!!!! Wonder if David would let me paint our house purple? |
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