A side view:
A view of a similar tree when facing the wind:
Here's a closeup of the snow/ice:
Dog ears in the wind:
Ascending:
Descending:
Leia sticking her tongue out:
Shone begging for food:
Rudy looking tired:
A view from the top:
Monday, March 17, 2008
Trees on Dog Mountain
This weekend Laura, Matt, and I climbed Dog Mountain in the Columbia River Gorge. The gorge is known for being windy, and at highish elevations the wind can be brutal. Once we were nearing the tree line we saw several trees clearly affected by being in near-constant wind.
A side view:
A view of a similar tree when facing the wind:
Here's a closeup of the snow/ice:
Dog ears in the wind:
Ascending:
Descending:
Leia sticking her tongue out:
Shone begging for food:
Rudy looking tired:
A view from the top:
A side view:
A view of a similar tree when facing the wind:
Here's a closeup of the snow/ice:
Dog ears in the wind:
Ascending:
Descending:
Leia sticking her tongue out:
Shone begging for food:
Rudy looking tired:
A view from the top:
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These are even more incredible - thank you SOOO much for sharing! All of them are irreplaceable - but you have to particularly love the dog ears in the wind:)
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