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Mount Olympus (7,965 feet) seen from Hurricane Ridge. |
Obstruction Point Road, this unpaved road was still closed due to snow and land-slides, so time for a walk! |
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Deers are very common around Hurricane Ridge. |
On the way up till Obstruction Point, you can see some marmots in the fields. |
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At the end of the day, camping at one of the camp-grounds. It is important to leave your food and tooth-paste in the car during the night, due to the black beers living around here. |
So camping the American way: every camp site has its own parking. |
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During the night it started raining at the campground, so I drove up to Hurricane Ridge to be above the clouds |
You can see the clouds coming in from the Pacific |
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The sun shining through one of the last holes in the clouds |
Dark clouds covering the sky and the rain begins ... |
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So were to go to? To a rainforest! |
The 90 feet Marymere Falls. |
On the west coast of the Olympic Peninsula average rain fall is 140 inches per year! |
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Trees and other plants all over the area. |
More rain forest. |