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[photos] Rainforest Writers Village, and Lake Quinalt
This past weekend, I was at Rainforest Writers Village, on the shores of scenic Lake Quinalt in the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. Had a lot of fun, took a few pictures. Sadly, none of the wildlife I saw was willing to pose at the appropriate moment.
A few photos of people and the place.
Rainforest Writers in their natural mode — confusion.
More of the same.
And more.
And more.
Even more.
Less confused.
Downright pensive.
The lake from the west end of the resort property.
Moonset, just after sunset. Note the apparent phase of the moon. I’m still not sure how the heck that works.
A crappy photo of the elk herd I saw three different times. Once from about fifty feet.
Where the mountains meet the sky.
The road east of the lake, heading deeper into the mountains.
A waterfall.
Rust in piece.
Roadside Christmas trees.
The river above the lake.
Snow meadows.
As usual, more at the Flickr set.
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Posted: 6:33 am Tue March 08 2011 |
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March 9th, 2011 at 1:44 amThat green-haired fellow is a handsome bastard. You got some nudies, right?