(Olympic National Park) Rocks thrown up on the walls of Goblin's Gates. during heavy snow-melt. - Randy's Photos

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Lake Crescent in late October.

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Dawn breaks at Lake Crescent.

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The Elwha River before it enters Goblin's Gates.

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The Solduc River on a cold March morning.

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The North Fork of the Skokomish River

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Late Fall adorns the old growth forest.

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The Elwha valley on a cold early morning/

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A small creek that has no name taken on the whiskey Bend Road.

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Rocks thrown up on the walls of Goblin's Gates. during heavy snow-melt.

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Randy > A portion of Multnomah Falls. It is 620 feet high, and is the highest waterfall in the state of Oregon.

(Olympic National Park)

Rocks thrown up on the walls of Goblin's Gates. during heavy snow-melt.

Randy > (Olympic National Park)

Rocks thrown up on the walls of Goblin's Gates. during heavy snow-melt.

(Olympic National Park)

Rocks thrown up on the walls of Goblin's Gates. during heavy snow-melt.

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