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During the hike around Moss Lake, Janice Mandile poked the fallen body of her son, Chris. As luck would have it, Chris revived, without poison ivy marks.
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Stream flowing into Moss Lake
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The Moss Lake hiking party. Left to right: Jeff Borlik (me), Richard Mandile, Elizabeth, Chris Mandile, Janice, Theresa Standing and Tom Standing.
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An Adirondack tree engulfs a boulder; its roots clenching a grip that the years will not slacken. The boulder has no chance but to be ground into sand.
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The view across Moss Lake to its central island. The island is about a quarter of a mile from shore.
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A set of water plants in the shallow placid water of Moss Lake.
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There were a number of insects in the air; many more than Los Angeles. This dragonfly deigned to give us its photo.
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