This is Wildwood Recreation Site.  It's a day use park (dawn to dusk) with big ramada's, smaller picnic areas, ball field and walking trails.  It's in a rainforest area so there are lots big ferns and just about all the trees are covered with moss.  The Salmon river runs through a portion of the park so we are anxious to see salmon running up the river which is supposed to start sometime this month.

 Cathy is standing on a walkway bridge over the Salmon river.  There is a section in the park with picnic tables and bbq grills that are located close to the water's edge.

 This is one of the coolest attractions of Wildwood.  A portion of the Salmon runs past this glass window.  You get to see fish, crawdads, fresh water snails and whatever's in the water come past this window.

 This spider walked through our camp.  It's known at a White Flower Spider.  He's about the size of a nickel  including the legs.  Apparently they don't web.  They hunt.

 This is the underside base root system of a big tree that fell over.  Huge!

Vegetation everywhere you look.  Notice the moss covered tree limbs.  The old saying is that moss grows on the North side of a tree.  But what about when the moss goes all the way around.... everything?