With a record rainfall earlier this week and two days with over an inch of rain, I thought that this would be a great time to hike the 8 mile loop and view the waterfalls around Silver Creek. How little did I know...
The digital display in Silverton read 32 degrees, right at the freezing level, so I knew the trails might be icy.
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I usually go out there several times a year - rainy season, shady season, and rainy season. haha I think a few degrees warmer would be better so that there's no chance of running into icy trails but yeah, I prefer hiking in the colder weather.
I probably should have iced it, huh? :)
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http://pics.livejournal.com/katsurian/pic/001xr1fd/
Are the trails pretty quiet this time of year?
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But falling? Noooo D: Glad you're okay aside from a little soreness!
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Yeah, that was scary, sliding towards the edge of the trail with no way of stopping. I'm fortunate that it wasn't all rocky and straight down the side of a cliff. Maybe I should start out at the other end of the park so I can climb up the path instead of sliding down it. haha
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That ice skating adventure sounds a little bit terrifying. If you need a new coat, I can get you in to the employee store at Columbia Sports... ;)
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It was that. Told Mom when I got home that this was the reason I let her know when and where I'm going hiking so she'll know where to send Search & Rescue to find me if I don't come home.
Leather coats for $20 at http://www.leatherthatworks.com/ or an excuse to go to Seaside. And just down the road is Cannon Beach with both Haystack Rock and the Needles, as I search for that next picture taking excursion! lol
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