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Tag: Mount Rainier

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Northwest Natives, Plants

Skyline Trail

Hiking the Skyline trail August 2020 I experienced pure joy. Walking through the Alpine meadows, the air was light and crisp with the scent of hemlock and fir. The mists and dews made each leaf glisten and shine as if covered in millions of gems. The unbelievable color from the fields of wildflowers stopped me in my tracks time and time again. It was heavenly … Continue reading Skyline Trail

Unknown's avatarrainyleafJanuary 11, 2021January 11, 2021Leave a comment
Northwest Natives, Plants

Rainier

Visiting Mount Rainier National Park recently sparked joy in my heart. I haven’t been there for a long time yet it felt like home. As soon as we crossed through the gate and into the park I sensed a difference. No more gas stations and Subway sandwiches, just trees and waterfalls, flowers and that mountain. That mysterious and magical mountain. Both peaceful and powerful. A … Continue reading Rainier

Unknown's avatarrainyleafAugust 9, 2019August 13, 2019Leave a comment

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