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Just got back from Washington state. Did all three NPs in ten days. Odd zero rain the whole trip. The Mt was out the three days we drove/hiked/camped. by staying in the parks even on labor day weekend, we only sat in line for the Hoh, 2.3 hours! Plenty of other hikes that we had to ourselves that i will say are better. Let people, let trash, plenty of fresh air and parking and a few didn't even have a fee.
 

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roots66

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Thought this low foggy morning over the front yard was nice.media.jpg
 
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roots66

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Uh, What kind of dude is that? Anything to worry about?
Naw. It's just a rat snake. Nothing to worry about...unless you're a rodent.
Part of living in the country.

It's these ones you have to worry about.
BTW, that buldge is a chicken egg that hatched
while still inside the cottonmouth snake

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94Cruiser

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Uh, What kind of dude is that? Anything to worry about?
Naw. It's just a rat snake. Nothing to worry about...unless you're a rodent.
Part of living in the country.

It's these ones you have to worry about.
BTW, that buldge is a chicken egg that hatched
while still inside the cottonmouth snake

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Copperheads and cottonmouths... I used to live in Southeastern, Pennsylvania and these were very common