Pitchers:
Within a few hours, I had ascended the high escarpment and had
reached an area where a stream coursed out of the forest and continued down a huge, steep exposed rock face. Such exposures
are locally referred to as "balds." Here is
a picture from my 2005 trip to the site to give you an idea of
what the place looks like.
At the top of
the rock face, the slope was quite gentle and pitcher plants were growing on the edge of the stream.
If you have excellent interpretive eyes, you might notice the tiny Drosera rotundifolia
on the chunk of wood at lower-left.
