Okay. I’m going to admit it right from the start. This hike was a bit more strenuous with steeper trails and more bouldering than I first imagined. Probably should have brought my trekking poles and worn my hiking boots, but…whatever! It was challenging and FUN! Nothing two feet and two hands couldn’t handle. And I created my own walking stick from a nearby fallen branch. So all good!
It was supposed to be out and back on the Conestoga Trail. However after looking at my PAPER MAP and AllTrails app, I turned off on another trail and walked the final two miles on easy roads back to camp. 🙂
Duh! I of course found a waterfall!
Bridge reflected in the water where Pequea Creek meets the Susquehanna River.
Autumn trail.
Wind Cave.
Fall colors – and well-worn shoes.
Susquehanna River through the trees.
Cornfield.
Corn hanging to dry in a barn. My guess? It’s meant for animal feed rather than human consumption.
Intriguing vines climbing a tree.
The nearby covered bridge with the beginnings of fall foliage.
