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Old 10-03-2007, 11:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Went out to the local hills again today here in Washington near Mount Rainier. This is my third time out here and everytime there seems to be new trails to go on. Found a couple this time though that I could not or should I say was not willing to complete all the way through. There were a couple near misses but all in all came out again with only a few minor scrapes!
There is also a nice clearing where people camp or do some shooting as you can see we took advantage of. Anyway on with the pics...





















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I know I know it doesn't look that bad but it was sure different in person!!
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Some of the most beautiful forest in the world. Great trip.
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There are some really neat trails back in there where you would just want to get out a walk around. I have heard that there is a trail that takes you to the very top of the hills and you have a perfect view of Mt. Rainier, but the last few times I have gone up it has been too cloudy.
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There are some really neat trails back in there where you would just want to get out a walk around. I have heard that there is a trail that takes you to the very top of the hills and you have a perfect view of Mt. Rainier, but the last few times I have gone up it has been too cloudy.
I'd like to do this trail sometime. I have climbed Rainier several times and it would be cool to expore around in the forrests below.
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