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Busiek East Parking Lot Sign
Busiek East Parking Lot
Campsite 5 Busiek State Forest and Wildlife Area
The fire rings at Busiek are quite primitive and don’t include a grill.
The Red Trail passes to the left here, while the trail to campsite 8 goes right. Campsite 8 is officially a Group Campsite.
Busiek Red Trail
Busiek 1930s Dodge Humpback Panel Truck. It seems someone has tipped the truck upright since I was here in June
Busiek 1930s Dodge Humpback Panel Truck. It seems someone has tipped the truck upright since I was here in June
Busiek 1930s Dodge Humpback Panel Truck – Engine Block.
Busiek 1930s Dodge Humpback Panel Truck
Busiek 1930s Dodge Humpback Panel Truck – Engine Number
Busiek 1930s Dodge Humpback Panel Truck – Engine Block.
Persimmons – we found a lot of ripe ones.
Ripe persimmons. It’s a shame I didn’t remove the cat fur from my bandana before I put them on it
Busiek Yellow Trail heading west
Helenium amarum (Sneezeweed or Bitterweed)
Busiek Yellow Trail heading west
Deer hunting sign – East side parking lot.
Woods Fork – Busiek State Forest and Wildlife Area
The creek can be very picturesque in the fall.
The trails are quite clearly marked with colored blazes, though in the fall leaves on the ground can disguise the trail in places.
Horses and hikers crossing Woods Fork near the Eastern Trailhead. The rough gravel creek bed is very hard on bare feet