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Just got back from Washington state. Did all three NPs in ten days. Odd zero rain the whole trip. The Mt was out the three days we drove/hiked/camped. by staying in the parks even on labor day weekend, we only sat in line for the Hoh, 2.3 hours! Plenty of other hikes that we had to ourselves that i will say are better. Let people, let trash, plenty of fresh air and parking and a few didn't even have a fee.
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Thought this low foggy morning over the front yard was nice.
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The view from our tent this past weekend at TAO.
Some pictures from a four-day camping trip at Wyalusing State Park, Wisconsin.
Pelicans flying over a Mississippi River side channel.
Fog over the Wisconsin River Valley at sunrise.
Looking west over the foggy Mississippi River Valley toward the Iowa bluffs in the distance.
Pelicans flying over a Mississippi River side channel.
Fog over the Wisconsin River Valley at sunrise.
Looking west over the foggy Mississippi River Valley toward the Iowa bluffs in the distance.
We've ended up camped beside a somewhat porous mountain with a 460km network of caves...even with bats flying all around us!
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Sometimes, nature comes to you.
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Naw. It's just a rat snake. Nothing to worry about...unless you're a rodent.
Part of living in the country.
It's these ones you have to worry about.
BTW, that buldge is a chicken egg that hatched
while still inside the cottonmouth snake
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Copperheads and cottonmouths... I used to live in Southeastern, Pennsylvania and these were very common
