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USStrongman
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Influencer II
Great shots. Reminds me of the Tuttle River crossing near I-% after Mt St Helens blew up. My g-parents and I drove from Seattle to LA about 2 months after the mountain blew. I had never seen such amazing destruction. The power that day was unparalleled in our lifetime. After returning some 18 years later to the observation point, I was in awe. trees like matchsticks for 10,000+ acres as far as the eye could see. All facing the direction away from the blast zone.
Contributor III
OKAY.....UM YEAH..... That's a bear!!! I am afraid that would pucker me up right there.Some of my favorites from our Fall 2015 Cross-Country travels.
Influencer III
Contributor III
Beautiful Animals in deed, I just prefer to give them all the space they want. No more than the tiger running across the road in one of the above posts. LOL
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Benefactor
Well we can’t complain about that can we? Awesome shot!
Member III
Thanks! That's Craig Lake in the central Oregon Cascades, A peak called Three Fingered Jack in the background
Enthusiast III
Off-Road Ranger III
AuSable River In Mio Michigan In August & Tawas Point Lighthouse On Lake Huron In Winter
Enthusiast III
Great shots
