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I already introduced you the iron people of Raymond. At this time they celebrated somethings. . . . → Continue reading Another Visit to the Iron People of Raymond
Raymond, a little town on the south-west of Washington state is notable for its inhabitants. People, animals and birds live here like in any other town of state, but they are not from flesh and blood. They are made from iron, and they are all pretty rusty. . . . → Continue reading The Town and its Iron iInhabitants
Traditional tulip blooming in Skagit Valley. My tulip visits in previous years here. This year: . . . → Continue reading In the Fields
Black vulture is a relative to Turkey vulture, but lives only on the south part of North America. I met this company in the Everglades National Park, Florida. . . . → Continue reading Black vulture
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Washington state is not only Boeing, Microsoft and Amazon. It is also wine, cherries and apples. And stock raisin of some sort… . . . → Continue reading Washington farms
Finally, the last and smallest part of John Day National Monument, Clarno Unit. Lava rocks and fossils. . . . → Continue reading Clarno |
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