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One view down the trail.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2018: After an afternoon of shooting pool, Roger Matthews and I hiked the
Black Diamond Natural Trail south of his home. There was no elevation gain, no load packed. It was just a nice hike and a place to return to from time to time for its solitude and beauty. Photos follow.
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A partial map of the area, showing trails
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From the west, sunlight dapples the leaves on trees beside an old railroad trail.
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In the distance, two bicyclists approach as if emerging from a tunnel created by tree overhang.
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One of many inter looping side trails connecting to the main trail
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A recently-constructed foot bridge over a creek leads toward a rotting snag.
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Still 1,484 feet to ascend to accomplish my "fourth Rainier."
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