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Tatoosh peaks beyond Mazama Ridge - snowstorm©2008 Ed BookPeace Tags: -print available-, forest, high key, landscape, mount rainier, mountains, snow, trees, wa, white, winter
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White Pass, Wenatchee National Forest, Cascade Range, Washington©2006 Ed Booksome like it vertical Peace Tags: -print available-, forest, landscape, mountains, snow, trees, wa, white, winter
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freshwater from Big Beef Creek freezing in Hood Canal tidewater©2007 Ed BookPeace Tags: forest, high key, kitsap peninsula, landscape, puget sound, river, snow, trees, wa, white, winter
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Big Beef Creek at the Hood Canal tidewater©2007 Ed Bookfresh snow at sealevel Peace Tags: forest, high key, kitsap peninsula, landscape, puget sound, river, snow, trees, wa, white, winter
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Mz Quilcene llama at Nika Trail©2007 Ed Bookllama wool = excellent insulation Quilcene was on a mission in this image. She walked all over the pasture looking for something. It wasn't food as I give them more bale alfalfa and llama vigor (a suppliment which they consider candy) Corn/Oats/Barley (for energy and to add fat in winter). If you know llamas you will probably know what she's intent on finding. What is it? another poll... Poll #1112676 What was Quilcene looking for in the pasture?
Open to: Friends, results viewable to: FriendsNew Text Question (the answer can be seen after you answer)Peace Tags: animals, llamas, nika trail, snow, wa, white
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Kitsap Peninsula - Puget Sound lowlands (bog along Sesame St up the road from Nika Trail©2007 Ed BookContrary to some opinions that I may have generated with my last post of some peaks in the Olympic Mountains from our home here on Nika Trail... Although we have views of the mountains like that view, we're not in the mountains but in the Puget Sound lowlands and our home is at about 350 ft above sea level. The Olympic mountains rise to about 5700' along the Hood Canal (fjord) that separates our Kitsap Peninsula from the Olympic Peninsula and the peaks are about 20 miles away. Peace Tags: -print available-, forest, kitsap peninsula, landscape, nika trail, puget sound, snow, trees, wa, white, winter
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