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The Path, Alongside Brice Creek, Umpqua National Forest, Oregon
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![]() The trail alongside Brice Creek was called "Brice Creek Trail." In parts of it, as seen here, moss had completely covered a tree branch.
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![]() The trail meandered through a dense forest. Here, for example, the underbrush was full and green.
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![]() Alongside the trail, we found a tangle of branches where almost every branch was covered in moss.
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![]() The trail itself was hard packed dirt cleared of underbrush and wide enough for three people to walk comfortably side by side.
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![]() A tree had to be cut to clear the path. Here was the wound on the side of that tree.
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![]() A sign nailed to a tree between the river and the trail. That sign read, "Valid Claim, No Mining, OMC#." Mining claims in Oregon are managed by the U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management.
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![]() The path did not run straight through the forest. Instead it ran in a snake like path, curving left then right, and finally left again.
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