A Gallery: Delights & Splendors of Cascadia

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Mt St Helen WA
May lightning storm

 

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North arm Frasier River, BC

 

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Chinatown Victoria BC

 

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Hood River Valley in bloom (Oregon)

 

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Japan

 

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Wood Creek, Klamath Basin, OR

 

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Minstril Island sea stars BC

 

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Ruby Beach WA

 

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Pinery Provincial Park

 

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For @cascadiabound

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Rainier?

 

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Last night's lightning storm over Seattle. It was some dramatic weather finally breaking 4 days of record heat wave

 

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Rainier?

Yeah, did a 10k hike from the visitor center up to the snow line a few years ago, just one of the most impressive natural sites I’ve seen in person. Gorgeous.

 

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Kingston Ferry, WA

 

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Just a pic I took

 

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Just a pic I took

Beautiful- whereabouts is this?

 

[Nightbird]

Beautiful- whereabouts is this?

Southern Ontario Canada near the Great Lakes.

 

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Mt Rainier from Puyallup

 

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Taken from Titlow Park, Tacoma WA

 

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Taken from Titlow Park, Tacoma WAView attachment 2235503

Titlow park

Is this a area for older breasts? ;-)

 

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Mt Hood and houseboats

 

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Lady Washington and Deception Pass Bridge

 

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Kalaloch Beach WA - Tree of Life

 

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Kalaloch Beach WA - Tree of Life

This old spruce has been clinging to the bluff for decades now, probably much longer, as the world erodes around it. Lately though, I've been hearing rumblings and rumours that collapse may be coming soon. Do you know if there's any truth to this? Or is this one of those "life finds a way" moments? It's been a couple of years since I've been out for a visit.

Thanks for some beautiful reminders of why I call this place home.

 

[cascadiabound]

This old spruce has been clinging to the bluff for decades now, probably much longer, as the world erodes around it. Lately though, I've been hearing rumblings and rumours that collapse may be coming soon. Do you know if there's any truth to this? Or is this one of those "life finds a way" moments? It's been a couple of years since I've been out for a visit.

Thanks for some beautiful reminders of why I call this place home.

This pic was just taken a few days ago of this iconic tree known as "the tree of life"

The erosion on Kakaloch beach has been significant over the years I have been walking there. A few stairway accesses have washed/eroded out- an obvious challenge for the park service. It seems likely to me at some point erosion will take down this remarkable tree... but that day is not this day. And so I continue to live in wonder at it's fortitude.