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Selway River Pt 2
Human culture and isolation
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Selway River
Wilderness culture
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On The Lake
Summer camping on Lake Pend d’Oreille
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The End of May
As May has now ended I feel I should give some report of spring here in the Idaho Panhandle. At least my impression. It was drier than I remember in the past few years. The lupins seem more numerous and even now are blazing the south facing hillsides. Flowers are
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Courteous Moose
Mollie and I went for a long hike up Mickinnick Trail today. This trail is pretty steep and rocky but it is close to town and I was hoping not as muddy as elsewhere with a thaw in full force. The bottom flat section was the worse and treacherously icy
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Pine Street Woods Feb 6 2025
Apologies in advance for my recent enthusiasm for the regular small accumulations of dry light snow. It has been a thin winter. I have had the pleasure the last few days of taking care of my neighbor’s dog Boba. He is a goofy, friendly, and lovable border collie. He
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Pine Street Woods Jan 31 2025
A little different than yesterday... Snow is Here!!!
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Pine Street Woods Jan 30 2025
Another morning out with Mollie. A month of freezing weather and a snow drought has left the forest looking tired and dried out. The frost penetrates deeper into the soil and erupts in cracks of bright crystals of ice while the trails bulge with black shiny domes of ice covered
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Abstracts on the Lower Pack River
Just Photos.
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Mineral Point
We had a little sunshine the other day and seized upon this and went out to Mineral Point. There is not much snow yet this winter so the drive out was easy and the trail virtually free of any snow. Mineral Point is on the shore of lake Pend Oreille
Pine Street Woods
More Long Lens Images
Another day at Pine Street Woods with Mollie.
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December Morning in Pine Street Woods
Gray fog filled all the space on the street between the houses and seeped like depression through town today. Fog is a great medium for intimate landscape photography. The fundamental skill I think is required is reducing the complexity of a woodland scene. Fog helps… Mollie and I had the