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Each post a collection of photos, sometimes taken in hiking boots, sometimes on skis, sometimes from a kayak. Always taken while overwhelmed with wonder.


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Journal
FALLING CURTAIN
about a year ago
Ruth Mountain
about a year ago
Marmot Pass
about a year ago
An Overcast Yellowstone at 65-300mm
about a year ago
Swauk Forest Loop
about 2 years ago

A Night in the Salmo-Priest Wilderness

August 21, 2022

A sliver of the Selkirk Mountains reach into the northeast corner of Washington.

We spent a July weekend out there, before the wildfires began, and were treated to some amazing weather. The beargrass was blooming beautifully and we could see for miles.

(I’m choosing not to remember the terrible bugs.)

Priest Lake in the distance

Blooming beargrass

The first light of day on the Selkirks

The beargrass was fabulous!

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