... and a belated Happy Easter to you all. The Lord has risen indeed! (It's OK to say "Hallelujah!" now!)
Simon Burrow, the master of the Mt. Wilson Toll Road Informer, sends us this lovely Eaton Canyon bloom as part of his Flickr site, chronicling the spring growth there. And also check out the Informer, as shares with us the great progress being made on restoring the trail.
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Sunday, April 12, 2009
Spring has sprung
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