keep an eye out, wear long pants and tall socks when tramping through the woods and keep your eyes peeled for this plant, mostly grows where the earth has been disturbed and/or on the woods edge
What does Poison Ivy look like? Here’s information at a .org site.
These About.com pages explain treatments after exposure to Poison Ivy.
And here’s the Wiki about poison ivy.
J. Campbell photo
B&W by J. Campbell
The Campbells always find interesting things to do when they visit Canyon Park and they get some great photograghs! This past spring they traveled around the area and a bit more afield. They vistited the Crane Foundation, the Hyde Mill, Yellowstone Lake State Park, the Natural Bridge. They also look down Canyon Park Road (towards Cty. YZ) on the way to all of these special attractions.
J. Campbell photo.
The photos on this page show three of the major cliffs in Canyon Park. These photos were taken in early spring so the foliage is sparse but you can really see the outline of the rock.
The shot to the left is of the bluff that rises up from the dam in the canyon. You can get to the top if you go to the north of the rock, that’s just around the corner from what you see here.
This shot is of the rock that we call 4 Oaks, to access the top (with it’s great vista of the park) you hike around the ”loop” trail.
This shows the rock to the east of the pond, it’s what we call “the point”, and is located just off the side yard of the cabin. It’s aobut 50 yards from the cabin. So you can walk over to the cliff and listen to the water fall over the dam from Diana’s Mirror.
