Aficionados of Mt. Hood always have a favorite location to visit on a late summer day. My favorite destination is […]
Archive for September 2013
Views of Mt. Hood
From early morning light to blue skies and sunshine, Mt. Hood’s majesty transforms through the day.
Hellroaring Adventure
Bird Creek Meadows on Mt. Adams are a sight to see in the late summer. Bright pink monkey flowers lining […]
Jewels of the Pacific Northwest
Sometimes great photo opportunities are available from the road. On the way home from visiting central Washington, I was blessed […]
Lenticular Cloud Progression
Lenticular clouds tend to form over the summit of high peaks. They are shaped like a biconvex lens, or an […]
Elk in the Blast Zone
As I sit on top of the ridge, a large herd bull is minding his harem of 17 cows and […]
Best day hike in the Pacific Northwest
A deep blue, ice cold tarn in a glacier-scrubbed, polished brown rock basin below the red-slab cliffs of 7,700-foot Ingalls […]
Return to Goat Peak
My doberman, my folks’ black lab and I were sitting with our tongues hanging out at the summit of 6,500-foot […]
Memories of Darland Mountain
While driving from Goldendale to Cle Elum, I took a side trip west of Yakima to the summit of 6,962-foot […]
Mountain Goats
If not hunted, mountain goats become habituated to humans quickly. The good news is they lose their fear of humans […]
John Carr Outdoors 