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Hiking up Fremont Peak (3rd highest peak in Wyoming at 13,745 feet). The wild flowers were in full effect on the trail to Fremont via Indian Basin.

Sunset over Diamond Head.

NC Mountains family hiking trip

mating of butterfly

At the beach with family

Civil War reenactors in a smoky canon haze

Sitting on the beach at sunset with my cousin

Snow falling on historic Main Street

Max train station decor in Hillsboro, Oregon.

ASHLEY 1825: In the early 1800's, fur trader William H. Ashley led the first expedition of the Green River. While floating through what is now Flaming Gorge Country, Ashley painted "ASHLEY 1825" on th

Mossy tree bark in autumn taken in downtown Portland, Oregon.

Our unexpected Normal Rockwell portrait, made possible by a somewhat uncooperative 2-year old and a big sister trying to hold everything together

Welder Making a Floor

Sight seeing - The Beautiful Waterfall located in Island Park in Idaho.

Lost in the hoodoos. Two hikers in the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon National Park search for the main trail after straying to get a closer look at one of the hoodoos.

waiting with candle

Late Sunday afternoon with my older daughter. We had a great day and had to go home. She was sad to leave the park but we found out we could have a little extra fun playing with shadows.

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11th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

ASHLEY 1825: In the early 1800's, fur trader William H. Ashley led the first expedition of the Green River. While floating through what is now Flaming Gorge Country, Ashley painted "ASHLEY 1825" on th

ASHLEY 1825: In the early 1800's, fur trader William H. Ashley led the first expedition of the Green River. While floating through what is now Flaming Gorge Country, Ashley painted "ASHLEY 1825" on the cliff above the feared rapids of Ashley Falls.

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