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I'm an old Montanan living in Spokane, Washington attempting to "leave tracks" for family and friends. And, upon occasion, I may attempt to "stir the soup" a bit. :-) Please leave written comments. It motivates me!

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Postcard hike



We found a new hike. It leds to an area that can only be described as a photo opportunity. It was a ramble that had many dimensions. In addition to great vistas, we came across an area that held about a half an acre of blooming black berry bushes. Hundreds of Monarch butter flies were feeding on the blossoms. I have never seen so many flutter bys in one spot! Later on the walk, we watched otters as they sunned themselves. They entwine themselves in kelp to keep themselves afloat.  I have to wonder where they hid out during the recent storms.  Great piles of kelp ended up on shore ~ ripped from their moorings during the high winds of recent storms.  Local pines were not the only vegetation to suffer the affects of the high winds!
















We look forward to sharing the walk with family and friends.  Candy, see you soon!

Gordon et.al.

3 comments:

  1. Oh beautiful. . . lovely pictures, Gordon; the light is what I miss most about Cal. There is an angle of light in that area that we get here for about 10 days a year.

    Lannie

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  2. Thank you Lannie for your comments. If you double click on the second image above you can see the Hearst Castle on the hill. You are certainly correct about the light and its angle. The sunsets are great also as a result of the light angles ~ a photographer's delight.

    Gordon

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  3. Oh la la!
    Let's go on this hike next month!

    Irene

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