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A red spotted newt, or in other words, proof that witches and English serfs live in the Otter Creek Wilderness.
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Feeling the natural sway of the bridge in a summer breeze and contemplating whether the rocks below or planks above are more slick.
An incredibly chill northern slimy salamander who was probably less wet than us from the rain and sweat.
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Michael Zianni
Jul 20, 2019 near Parsons, WV
“A red spotted newt, or in other words, proof that witches and English serfs live in the Otter Creek Wilderness.”  

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A red spotted newt, or in other words, proof that witches and English serfs live in the Otter Creek Wilderness.
An incredibly chill northern slimy salamander who was probably less wet than us from the rain and sweat.
The Green Mountain trail with rhododendron so thick, even the streams flow in the trail.
One of the many waterfalls to behold on Otter Creek. If you look closely, there is even the more numerous rhododendron in bloom.
A brief visit from a beautiful local red admiral during a brief break.
This is the Big Springs Gap Trail as it crosses Otter Creek. The crossing is about 15m wide and necessary to gain access to Otter Creek Trail.
"Just how many picturesque waterfalls can we see on this hike?" said the Dad to his son.
Feeling the natural sway of the bridge in a summer breeze and contemplating whether the rocks below or planks above are more slick.
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