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| 35 Hikers left the Lodge |
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| Going down the steps immediately prior to Wildcat Canyon |
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| Upper falls of Wildcat Canyon |
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| View of Wildcat Canyon from the East Overlook |
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| View of the West Overlook of Wildcat Canyon |
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| When crossing the streams, careful of using the rocks for a safe crossing. We did have 1 hiker fall on the unstable 3rd rock. |
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| Group photo in Wildcat Canyon. What a great group of people, more than happy to call them my friends. |
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| Small waterfall in Wildcat canyon. Some were commenting that it had water all summer. I am going to have to agree |
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| Some old beaver damage |
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| This picturesque spot is located al0ng the River Trail |
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| First set up steps to Eagle's Cliff |
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| Long walker's club member Suzanne will be leaving us to return to her homeland, the Netherlands. Once she arrived about 5 years ago, she was looking for something active to do. Thankfully she found us. She joined us most weeks, and even brought her family when they came to visit. We will miss Suzanne's stories and smiles. We all wish her well. She will always have friends at Starved Rock! |
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| Edna, Suzanne and Joe at the "Best View in the Park" Eagle's Cliff |
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| Coming off Eagle Cliff and heading to Lover's Leap |
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| View of Starved Rock from Lover's Leap |
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| Listening to Joe tell the Legend of Lover's Leap and Starved Rock |
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| Everyone on Lover's Leap |
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| Looking out of French Canyon |
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| Going into French Canyon |
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| Going into French Canyon. Not much color, but lots of leaves on the ground today. |
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| French Canyon Waterfall. Yes there is water falling. |
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| Coming out of French Canyon, almost back to the Lodge |
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| 18 of us enjoyed a farewell lunch with Suzanne. |
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