Birmingham ridges, part ii » The Double Oak way ridge line from near the Shoal Creek saddle on Co Rd 41

The Double Oak way ridge line from near the Shoal Creek saddle on Co Rd 41

The Double Oak way ridge line from near the Shoal Creek saddle on Co Rd 41

Another view shortly after the 25% drop-off looking towards Leeds. I took this picture because AL-25 crosses the farthest ridgeline at a spot just behind the trees on the right - and there is a spot where you can look backwards from AL-25 at the spot where this picture is taken from.
Greystone Crest - a picture never does the true slope justice!

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