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Before The Deluge: Easy Pass to Colonial Creek

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Scotty Railton: On Trail In The Pacific Northwest. Sunday, September 5, 2010. Easy Pass to Colonial Creek. Jahson and I ran from Easy Pass to Colonial Creek. In the North Cascades on Saturday. This is approximately 25 miles, maybe more, maybe less, with a steady climb for the first three miles, and then a gradual descent over the rest of the run. I did this in the deep fall last year with Linda and Dan. 8212;a different run, as on Saturday you could see that the colors are only just starting to change now.

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Before The Deluge: Railroad Grade

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Scotty Railton: On Trail In The Pacific Northwest. Saturday, June 6, 2015. Spectacular day today on Railroad Grade, which is the approach to the Easton Glacier for climbing Mount Baker. Headed up with Dean, Ruth and the Dude, always great company and trail companions. The wildflowers are out. Most notable was the phlox, hanging on the edges of the Grade. I saw asters, lupine, crimson heather, and others. The Grade itself is a knife edge trail, with a steep fall off on one side. The trail ...Hooray for Am...

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Community - shermanphysicaltherapy

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We love the Northwest! Get outside and play! For over 10 years Paul and Laurie have been active members and held executive positions with the Skagit Alpine Club. They are avid back county skiers and mountaineers. They have both volunteered as teachers in the club’s Mountaineering Course. Beat the Heat/Community Garden. Laurie has been coaching Special Olympics soccer for 10 years . This year her team won the gold medal for their first time! 1813 O Ave, Anacortes WA 98221.

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Backpackin4ever: November 2014

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A blog about backpacking and hiking in the Pacific Northwest. Park Butte Lookout, Mt Baker. Wanna stare straight into the glory of Washington State's 3rd tallest mountain? Then hike up to Park Butte lookout for a long stare off! Mt Baker from Park Butte Lookout trail. Last weekend was cold but also clear so i headed up to the North Cascades for a quick day hike. Park Butte Lookout trail runs 3.6 miles long with the final destination obviously being an old fire lookout. The views are outstanding! The trai...

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Before The Deluge: Mount Eerie

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Scotty Railton: On Trail In The Pacific Northwest. Saturday, January 22, 2011. Mount Baker from Mount Eerie in Anacortes. Sign describing top of the hill. Whidbey Island in distance, Lake Campbell in foreground. There must be some kind of way out of here. Mount Constitution to the right. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Run, Hike, Live, Love. Altra Lone Peak 3.0 Neoshell Mid Review. Mount Rainier Infinity Loop - Caloric Burn Versus Intake. Six, twelve, twenty-four. Ultrarunni...

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Before The Deluge: August 2015

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Scotty Railton: On Trail In The Pacific Northwest. Sunday, August 30, 2015. Last week we did a road trip down Highway 101 on the Oregon Coast, all the way to the Redwoods National and State Parks in Northern California. Sunday, August 9, 2015. Yesterday I was looking for salmon. This is an estuary area, where salt water meets the fresh water of the Skagit. The cattails are high. The blackberries are abundant, and small birds are flitting everywhere. The area is a designated part of the Gr...My sighting o...

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Before The Deluge: Deception Pass

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Scotty Railton: On Trail In The Pacific Northwest. Sunday, October 24, 2010. The forecast wasn’t particularly good for Saturday, and so I tried to dream up some place new and interesting but snowfree for a long run. I came up with Deception Pass State Park. On Whidbey and Fidalgo Islands. 8221; as one sign said. I found green tiger slugs, a big garter snake, a bald eagle, a lot of mushrooms. Tidepools. Running on a cliff above the sea, the Whidbey Island wind spirit stole my Udo's Oil hat. On...Is leadin...

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Before The Deluge: May 2015

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Scotty Railton: On Trail In The Pacific Northwest. Sunday, May 10, 2015. Sunshine hit this town today. I was slow getting outside, with the morning focused on making breakfast, blending oranges, and sipping coffee. Filled the bird feeders too- hoping for hummingbirds this year, and I guess you're supposed to regularly change the sugar water. We have two baby squirrels running around the feeders. There are also robins chirping at daybreak. They are loud. Is a hike a nature walk? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Before The Deluge: July 2015

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Scotty Railton: On Trail In The Pacific Northwest. Saturday, July 4, 2015. I completed the Chinook Pass Loop, down by Mount Rainier National Park yesterday. The route is approximately 32 miles, and starts and ends at Chinook Pass. You can go clockwise or counter-clockwise, though I'd recommend counter-clockwise, because the final 5 miles on the clockwise route are tough uphill miles. To make this a loop, you then turn off onto the Laughingwater Creek Trail, and then come back via the Eastside Trail.