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    Trail - Olympic National Park
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    Red Heather and False Hellebore - Subalpine Zone - Olympic National Park
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    Lewis Monkeyflower - Subalpine Zone - Olympic National Park
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    Subalpine Lake - Off Trail in the Olympic Mountains
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    False Hellebore - Subalpine Zone
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    I am not sure how to do this - can this be done? I just want to post a link to my photos on Photo.net from my Facebook page. I am a paid subscriber to Photo.net. Thank you.
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    Jeweled Beach Scene, Toleak Point, Olympic National Park
    A stitch of two images from Arsat 30/3.5 lens with Pentax 645 camera.
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    River Spotlights

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    River Spotlights
    North Fork Skokomish River, Olympic National Park, Washington State, very close to my home. September 2017 at seasonal low water. The river was flowing at a volume of about 800 cubic feet per second at the gauging station several miles downstream from th
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    Frosted Alders and Cottonwoods - Bunch Homestead, Olympic National Park
    A cold morning on an old homestead clearing, now part of Olympic National Park. Taken with Yashica Mat 124 camera using Kodak Ektar film.
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    Gravenstein Apple Tree, Bunch Homestead, Quinault Valley, Olympic National Park
    Taken at 2:02pm December 6th 2017, a window of time when the very low December sun briefly lit up the meadow for about 10 minutes, before rotating behind the hillside. In fact, the sun winked out behind the Bunch Creek Canyon on the far hillside at 2:12.

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    Horsehead and Flame
    The Horsehead Nebula has always been a favorite of mine since first viewing it with a generous 'starwatcher' with his excellent telescope. I was in my teens and when this nebula came into focus I was literally gasping in astonishment. This rendering redeems that astonishment once again, especially with the extraordinary bright pink gas cloud that causes the 'horsehead' to really stand out.
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