The amount of rain we receive is evident in this lovely moss covered tree.
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A photo a day from the edge of the U.S.A. 2007-2013
Farewell Port Angeles, it's been swell. Due to a job situation I am moving away from the area, the blog will stay up as an archive.
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- A new fern thriving in the Olympic National Park.
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2 comments:
wow, thats normal there?
Yes...the Olympic National Park hugs the edge of Port Angeles. Part of the park is a rainforest.
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