If you live in Washington state, you have no chance to avoid Rainier climbing at least once in couple years. In 2014 we decided to spend night higher when usual, maybe even in the crater. Muir rout was . . . → Continue reading Mt Rainier – 2014
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Last Saturday we made our traditional summer visit to lavender fields of Sequim. Lavender of previous years can be seen here. More: . . . → Continue reading Traditional lavender
Every year Roozengarten in Skagit valley shows new variety of tulips and new compositions of flowerbed. . . . → Continue reading Tulips of this Year
Tulips in Skagit Valley I visited every year since 2012. This year was not exception. Tulip fields are beautiful under the sun as well as under a rain. . . . → Continue reading In the fields
Beginning of the April in the Skagit Valley.
My first non-winter visit to Mt St Helen was at the end of March 2015. Mount St. Helens is an active stratovolcano about 100 km south of Seattle. History of its activity is fresh even from human point of view, not only from volcanic ones. In . . . → Continue reading Ancient Volcanic Glory
A week ago we spent day on Mt St Helens slopes. Last years we did it several times already, but this mountain is worth it. If at out first winter climb on St Helens we were alone on the whole mountain, this time the parking lot . . . → Continue reading AT skiing on Mt St Helens
I have promised plenty of snow goats from our hike to Enchantment Lakes, and I keep my promises. It was really a lot of them. . . . → Continue reading Snow Goats
We have visited Enchantment Lakes thrice already (fall, spring), but we never been in July here, so, when our friend invited us to share their permit (during the season you need permit that is very difficult to . . . → Continue reading Enchantment Lakes in July |
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