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Breiðavík

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Westfjords, Iceland (June 2019)

Joshua Tree revisited

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Joshua Tree (near Ryan Mountain) – December 2019

Missouri River Overlook

Missouri River Overlook

As promised, the reverse angle on that prior photo from near Fort Benton on the Missouri River. I would have missed this place entirely had it not been for my need to pee. It’s called the Missouri River Overlook on Google Maps.

Reynolds Mountain

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Reynolds Mountain in Glacier National Park from Highline Trail

Near Fort Benton, Montana

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Smoky sunrise off U.S. Route 87

Almost two months ago, I departed Havre, Montana one Sunday morning with Spokane, Washington being my destination for the day. The road from Havre to Great Falls was one of the most deserted I’ve ever been on. I pulled over near Fort Benton for a quick break when today’s photo was taken. The view behind me was of a horseshoe bend in the Missouri River called the “Missouri River Overlook” which I’ll have to post a photo of one of these days. Anyway, Lewis & Clark hung out here 217 years prior.

Goat Rocks Fire from Mt. Rainier National Park

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Goat Rocks Fire from Stevens Canyon Road (September 16, 2022)

As mentioned previously, the Goat Rocks Fire nearly ruined our long-planned trip to Mount Rainier. The fire began a few days before we arrived, and the poor air quality peaked on the day of our arrival. Luckily, it got much better each day we were there. By the time I took today’s photo, five days later, the smoke was only visible when directly looking at the affected area.