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I visited the Washington coast and took some self portraits
I grew up in the PNW and no longer live here but every time I visit I create. One of my last visits, I went with a friend of mine toward the Olympics simply because it’s one of my favorite places.
We had very little plans in mind other than to drive until we hit the ocean and to create (we didn’t even know where we were sleeping).
Sharing what we took below but I also recorded the whole journey there, because that kind of pilgrimage needs to be captured.
Mt Rainier at sunrise on a stormy morning, WA, USA [2048x1366][OC]
The Salish Sea is the place to be for orcas this summer. What's behind this trend?
kuow.orgUpper Latourelle Falls, Colombia River Gorge
Anyone have any creepy personal stories about the Hoh rainforest?
Ive seen several creepy stories across reddit taking place in the Hoh rainforest and seen several people mention a general feeling of unease and feeling like they're being watched. Would love yo hear some stories if you've got them
Mount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, WA [OC]
Roslyn air?
TLDR: hows the air in Roslyn this week?
I live in Seattle and my sister is visiting from NYC this weekend. We have hotel reservations to stay over in Roslyn. Is the 3 Queens Fire smoke too bad? Is it worth coming?
With fire blocking Pacific Crest Trail, a Beaverton hiker and friends build a monument to celebrate abrupt end to journey
opb.org17 wildfires burning on Vancouver Island, five classified as out of control
ctvnews.caPuget Sound wildlife
Found red rock crabs, kelp isopods, gunnel fish, hermit crabs, and mussels.
Boundary Dam (1990-ish)
A recent post in here ( https://www.reddit.com/r/PacificNorthwest/s/j3QrLHwBIl ), brought back some memories. I used to visit Boundary dam and Gardener Cave a few times a year on camping trips but since it was pre-cell phone, we never took too many pictures. I have one of the north side of the dam but not many others. Anybody else have any good pictures of the area?