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Joshua Tree National Park
Joshua Tree National Park
Till next time, Marmot Pass.
spring bringing small beauties to the olympic mountains
:)
Last September on the Columbia
Columbia River
winter sunsets on the columbia- my favorite
I'm sorry I haven't posted here much- I had a bit of an incident where 6 months worth of photos were ruined! I'm excited to have new photos to post here again and thank you for following me :)
Griffith Park, Los Angeles
flowering plants in the dead of December, splendid, truly!
Griffith Park, Los Angeles
Lahaina, Hawaii
heading home on highway 14
September 2014
Mount Adams from Trout Lake, Washington
August 2014
Wandered around with a friend through patches of forest within Trout Lake, occasionally coming to a clearing offering stunning views of the mountain.
first photo- friend, who may not realize how magical his existence at the tops of mountains truly is
second photo- me
third photo- from the top of the sleeping beauty hike, there's this nice rock face, where I stopped for lunch. You can see Mt. Adams, Mt. Rainier, Mt. Hood, and Mt. St. Helens- not a bad place to be at all.
serene
Bird Creek Meadows
Washington State
Bird Creek Meadows
The focus of this hike was a viewpoint of the massive Mt. Adams (by volume it's the largest Cascade mountain in Washington), but something about this plant growing from a rock set in a stream fascinated me. We stopped and put our feet in that stream for maybe 5 minutes, and that plant always had my eye.
At the viewpoint, while I don't think I could properly capture the mountain's size or beauty, we again sat for a while. Listening to glacial waterfalls in the distance and otherwise only surrounded by that type of comforting silence found near the tops of mountains, it was one of those moments where you feel that every part of life is in place.