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After climbing in a complete white out for 5 hours, we finally made it above the clouds just as the sun was starting to rise.

After climbing in a complete white out for 5 hours, we finally made it above the clouds just as the sun was starting to rise.

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A backpacking trip to Goat Lake, with the snow covered mountain, Mote Cristo, in the background and reflection off the water.

On the hike up to Granite Mountain, we stopped on a ledge and just looked off at Mount Rainer.

A backpacking trip to Goat Lake, even though it was a little rainy that day, the clouds parted and the wind stopped to make this lake calm and reflect

Walking along the old abandoned Vance Creek Bridge

While driving toward Death Valley, some wild horses crossed the road. Before each horse cross, they had looked both ways to make sure there were no ca

A white lake hidden in Washington's Cascade Range.

The sunsetting behind the mountains in Death Valley, CA.

A long harsh, first backpacking trip and we ended up here. With a sore back and soldiers, I hurriedly set up my tent and came down to the lakeside jus

A cold, wet, snowy hike to Snow Lake in heavy fog.

A backpacking trip to a foggy, mysterious beach at low tide.

Waterfall in Fall

A short, steep hike with a heavy slackline to get to walk this line while overlooking the valley and watching the sunset.

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Snow falling all around with ice hanging from hat to hair.

Making our way to Blanca Lake with heavy packs as we pass over the high meadows as the sun was setting.

Mount Baker in the glow of sunrise

A short hike with our dogs to watch the sunset

A snowy hike, left us freezing and covered in ice and snow

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