Trainyard

I am utterly unable to choose

Settler style (and still lived in)

In the Usk bakery bathroom, WATCHING ME

An entirely non photosynthetic huckleberry relative that lives in symbiosis with a fungus of some kind

In one of my books it says, "Huckleberries are associated with decomposing wood. " These are huckleberry bushes.

The smoke is gone,  and the view is worth looking at

Look at the nice U shape at the other end of the lake where the glacier used to be!

Sunset over storm

And, just before dark, a herd of elk

Strange bulb

There's something you don't see every day

Also, defunct truck

Coolest filet ever

Veradale Community Church 

Wee marigolds

Triple shot Friday

Wasp paper, cottonwood and possibly a pygmy rabbit

Hangman Creek high water channel

Smoke sunset

Water and nighthawk

The smoke must be lifting

There's downtown

It's a bit

*WHEEEZE* smoky

Osprey nest

Being unable to choose

Fossils

Spokane tradition

Being unable to choose

Belt group sediments

Sunset on the Pend Orielle

Legacy of fire

Bird and smoke

70s flashback sunset

Smoke heron

Fire weather

Stamps

Wee flowers

Old girder

Of course they dumped it in the river when they dismantled the bridge. Silly me, thinking they'd been recycled.

River sunset

Urns

Soul work

Seems legit

Just another day in the Pacific Northwest

Windmill farm

Also, golden eagle?

Manresa Grotto

These lines represent the lap marks of the ancient Glacial Lake Colombia shoreline. This is the very same lake that covered the Spokane area during the last ice age. This grotto is almost two hours fast driving from my home in Spokane.