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First stop, and
hey, there's something to photograph. (Not me!)
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It's Roosevelt Elks,
ignoring us while they dine. |
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Along Highway 20 Sauk
Mountain looks down on the meandering Skagit River. |
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Not many Bald Eagles were around
today but I found one near Rockport. |
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We stopped at a lookout on the Cascade
River Road. |
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Here's a close-up
of the peak. |
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Tim took our traditional
picture here before we had lunch. |
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Near Baker Lake Road
we caught a glimpse of the elusive Glacier Mountain. |
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Sauk Mountain is viewed
from Burpee Hill Road too. |
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Mount Baker is wearing
a cap today - a lenticular cloud, just like Glacier Mountain. |
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Baker Lake reflects
the lovely Mount Shuksan. |
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Here's a closeup of
the peak, called Shuksan Tower. |
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And guess who was
the Dog Poo Magnet today? Hint: not me! Tim's much calmer than I am, that's for sure. |
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