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RippingLegos OP t1_jbwhxpq wrote
Reply to comment by Dusty923 in Dusty Lake from the overlook today. by RippingLegos
Yes you should
RippingLegos OP t1_jbvrjqp wrote
Reply to comment by MadAzza in Dusty Lake from the overlook today. by RippingLegos
I'm grateful for you and your browsing through my profile. :) I've lived in New York and Boston for a bit and it made me very homesick...
RippingLegos OP t1_jbvltbm wrote
Reply to comment by If-trees-could-talk in Dusty Lake from the overlook today. by RippingLegos
it is geologically amazing!
RippingLegos OP t1_jbvlrjn wrote
Reply to comment by shadow_cat_buddy in Dusty Lake from the overlook today. by RippingLegos
sure thing!
RippingLegos OP t1_jbvlqm0 wrote
Reply to comment by jimmycoed in Dusty Lake from the overlook today. by RippingLegos
yes! :)
RippingLegos OP t1_jbvlpn7 wrote
Reply to comment by pretty-apricot07 in Dusty Lake from the overlook today. by RippingLegos
thank you!
RippingLegos OP t1_jbvloln wrote
Reply to comment by ElTardoDente in Dusty Lake from the overlook today. by RippingLegos
Yep! there's another pond to the south by cascade that we catch them in with flies :)
RippingLegos OP t1_jbv5q69 wrote
Reply to comment by If-trees-could-talk in Dusty Lake from the overlook today. by RippingLegos
It truly is an amazing hike. There are brown trout in the lake that we've caught before, we would hike in with our float tubes on your backs with our fly rods attached, there is also the western side path that is beautiful and easier.
Dusty Lake from the overlook today.Submitted by RippingLegos t3_11ox6ql in Washington
RippingLegos t1_jaydnql wrote
Reply to WA Legislature’s secrecy push undermines accountability, trust and civic knowledge by Politics_Knower
This is maddening.
RippingLegos OP t1_jaoehy1 wrote
Reply to comment by Rocketgirl8097 in Mt Rainer from SulfurCreek Ranch today on the way to a client, it was beautiful! by RippingLegos
WA-241S :)
RippingLegos OP t1_jal1hf0 wrote
Reply to comment by foxtrot7azv in Mt Rainer from SulfurCreek Ranch today on the way to a client, it was beautiful! by RippingLegos
Yep they do :) Do you have any pictures?
RippingLegos OP t1_jakb9s0 wrote
Reply to comment by foxtrot7azv in Mt Rainer from SulfurCreek Ranch today on the way to a client, it was beautiful! by RippingLegos
I fly my drone up here too and can see Rainer and Adams from some amazing spots, and Hood. Very happy that you were able to take those trips, I didn't have a timeframe on my return so I spent time walking around and watching the clouds move today.
RippingLegos OP t1_jak8kt7 wrote
Reply to comment by wpnw in Mt Rainer from SulfurCreek Ranch today on the way to a client, it was beautiful! by RippingLegos
You're right, thank you for the correction, the mountain was just as amazing.
RippingLegos OP t1_jak5ti5 wrote
Reply to comment by playa-del-j in Mt Rainer from SulfurCreek Ranch today on the way to a client, it was beautiful! by RippingLegos
It really is, I forget too, I stopped at Wanapum North Launch site on the way back and took a nice shot and collected some driftwood, a completely different landscape just 50 miles away to the North. WA-241S is an amazing drive through some of the most beautiful ranchland I've seen, besides the Palouse and around Steptoe. We drive Snoquailmie often to go to the west side to visit family and hit the coast, it's surreal how incredible the topography is in this state within a few hours drive.
Mt Rainer from SulfurCreek Ranch today on the way to a client, it was beautiful!Submitted by RippingLegos t3_11fkrq5 in Washington
RippingLegos OP t1_ja5iird wrote
Reply to comment by HappyFern in My favorite tree as a child was blown over in our windstorm, an old spruce that we climbed many times.. by RippingLegos
That's an amazing story, thank you for sharing it with us. Our family planted 40 acres of orchard and we lost it decades ago. Trees are so vitally important.
RippingLegos OP t1_ja57bh1 wrote
Reply to comment by HappyFern in My favorite tree as a child was blown over in our windstorm, an old spruce that we climbed many times.. by RippingLegos
Thank you, my son has climbed her too.
RippingLegos OP t1_j9sdmix wrote
Reply to comment by poppinwheelies in My favorite tree as a child was blown over in our windstorm, an old spruce that we climbed many times.. by RippingLegos
60+ mph gusts here and there wasn't a windbreak, but she had root rot too.
RippingLegos OP t1_j9s2jvl wrote
Reply to comment by Educated_Goat69 in My favorite tree as a child was blown over in our windstorm, an old spruce that we climbed many times.. by RippingLegos
Thank you
RippingLegos OP t1_j9s2iqa wrote
Reply to comment by ericlarsen2 in My favorite tree as a child was blown over in our windstorm, an old spruce that we climbed many times.. by RippingLegos
They were, hadn't seen that in awhile, thank you.
RippingLegos OP t1_j9rxpki wrote
Reply to comment by Educated_Goat69 in My favorite tree as a child was blown over in our windstorm, an old spruce that we climbed many times.. by RippingLegos
Thank you, unfortunately I don't, it was 35 years ago and my folks didn't care .
RippingLegos OP t1_j9rxjqm wrote
Reply to comment by RandyJohnsonsBird in My favorite tree as a child was blown over in our windstorm, an old spruce that we climbed many times.. by RippingLegos
Yes it was bad in the hole.
RippingLegos OP t1_j9qyseb wrote
Reply to comment by ScottKemper in My favorite tree as a child was blown over in our windstorm, an old spruce that we climbed many times.. by RippingLegos
We don't, she's old but not on our property.
RippingLegos OP t1_jby3awb wrote
Reply to comment by MacNeal in Dusty Lake from the overlook today. by RippingLegos
Us too!