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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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October
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- Happy Halloween!
- A carpet of leaves.
- A rural scene.
- Sun shining through the leaves.
- Have you picked your pumpkin yet?
- Sunrise over the harbor.
- Last snow photo for awhile...I promise. The Olymp...
- Mt. Rainier in the distance.
- Don't look down!
- A clear fall day.
- Birdhouse mania.
- Fallen leaf
- Hello Fall!
- Is it sugar or snow?
- How many different tracks can you spot?
- Sunny and stormy skies over the Olympics.
- Snow is starting to arrive in the Olympic Mountains.
- A view of Sequim from the lookout at Deer Park.
- Snow in the Olympic National Forest.
- Fall flowers and the bay.
- Driving through the Nippon Mill at dawn.
- High and Dry
- Logs waiting for a new home.
- Tribute to a Fallen Officer7/7
- Tribute to a Fallen Officer6/7
- Tribute to a Fallen Officer5/7
- Tribute to a Fallen Officer4/7
- Tribute to a Fallen Officer3/7
- Tribute to a Fallen Officer2/7
- Tribute to a Fallen Officer1/7
- October Theme DayLines Albuquerque (NM), USA by He...
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2 comments:
I have wondered as I have follwed this series if this tribute was for the ranger who was killed a couple of weeks ago. We had the flag at half staff at the Visitor Center at Mt. Rainier.
You have guessed correctly, this is in honor of Forest Service Officer Kristine Fairbanks. If you click on the text of each post, it will take you to her online memorial.
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