Last spring. Corokia cotoneaster ака wire-netting bush.
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Again last summer in Pullman. As I already said there is one bike trail near Pullman. Only one. At least, it is long enough, about 50 km one way. It goes to Moscow, passes it, and goes to the Idaho forest, where ends. It is a nice trail, . . . → Continue reading Pullman Biking
I am waiting for spring, but we have winter back, thanks bastard Phil. I have some spring preserves from the previous year, and will share them till the new spring come finally. Today wet rhododendrons. . . . → Continue reading Rainy Rhododendrons
Another reminiscence of last summer in Pullman. A little more of Kamiak Butte. That time I was on the Butte during Balsamorhiza Bloom. This is a little bit late. Balsamorhiza’s bloom is off, but the fields are green. . . . → Continue reading Second Walk on Kamiak Butte
Pullman stands on sevenи hills. Plenty of places, green and blooming. Especially in spring. And the clouds here are beautiful. . . . → Continue reading Town walk
At the beginning of July, we spent a long weekend in the Idaho mountains. There is a Clearwater River in Idaho. Along this river there is a road; from this road, plenty of trails follow to numerous hot springs, . . . → Continue reading Seven Lakes, Clearwater, Idaho
On January 1st, we came to this mountain to check some equipment in the snow. Unexpectedly, the road was closed way before the snow, so we should turn back. To make our visit not completely empty, we hiked couple hours enjoying the view of St Helens. I . . . → Continue reading Thirty-six Views of Mount St Helens
The longest night of the year had just passed. Today is the shortest day. In several hours we will be in the closest to the Sun position. Because of this, it is so cold and dark. My household animal by all her body demonstrates what she thinks . . . → Continue reading Close to the Sun
This summer (well, extended summer) I spent in Pullman. It is in WA state, but just right on the border with Idaho. There is nothing to do in Pullman except work. Well, the internet doesn’t turn off, and you . . . → Continue reading Kamiak Butte and Balsamorhiza |
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