A Running Thought

April 7th, 2010

As spring bears down upon us all, I find myself visiting the usual stomping grounds. It seems there are certain scenes and landscapes which transcend time. Regardless of how many times you visit or see them, Snoqualmie Falls seem to always captivate the imagination.

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Dog Days of SUmmer

July 8th, 2009

In the heat of summer, sometimes it is nice to take a nip in a flowing river to cool the afternoons.



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The Essence of Camping

June 10th, 2009

With everything unloaded the toughest question of the day is what to do first? In the Pacific Northwest Camping is a way of life between Memorial Day and Labor Day. I absolutely love it, being swallowed in nature. At Clear Creak Campground near Darrington, Wa, an hour and a half northeast of Seattle, the sounds of the city disappear as you are taken to the center of the world, surrounded by rigid snow capped peaks and cascading waterfalls.

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The ROCK

May 16th, 2006,

We have all been this rock at one time or another. Holding fast against the current which is not only moving past us, but also swirling back for another go at it. Yet, it stands the test of time. With a cascading of powerful water we have to find what allows us to keep our feet on solid ground and fight our own battles against a raging river.

The Gorge at George

December 4th, 2008

Being a frequent traveler across the state, I pass this view often. However, it is not always this captivating with the deep riveting hue of blue in the water. The color stood out crossing the Gorge, on this morning in particular, because of the cold crispness in the air (2 deg f).