dariuskinsey
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- naturephotography
- tintedphotographs
- trees
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- vistas
- washingtonstate
- douglasfir
- drives
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- mountains
- mountrainier
- mtrainier
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- lakes
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- olympicmountains
- olympichighway
- clallamcountywashington
- moss
- trails
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Oldest donkey engine used for logging in Washington from University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections uploaded September 2010
Cedar stump house, Edgecomb, Washington from University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections uploaded June 2010
Trail on fallen, moss covered tree, Washington from University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections uploaded April 2010
Lake Crescent with Olympic Mountains in background from University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections uploaded April 2010
Stand of Douglas fir, Washington from University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections uploaded April 2010
Mount Rainier, Washington from University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections uploaded April 2010
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Lake Crescent with Olympic Mountains in background
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Stand of Douglas fir in the oldest and largest forest area in the United States, Washington
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Kindhearted Weather said:
VERY appreciated ! -- This scene could possibly pass for how downtown Seattle looked a MERE-MERE 160 some years ago when the first settlers arrived ! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Words of - Daniel J. Evans, former U.S. Senator, and Govenor, Washington State). “When I walk among these mountains I realise how little has changed since the last ice age. I thank God that our forefathers had the wisdom to preserve this vast wilderness, - and hope that we will be {as vigilant in our responsibility} to maintain its natural beauty.