Pratt Lake
I had planned on hiking down to Little Pratt Lake, but the strong spring sun was warming every surface, and I chose a higher route instead. This is above Pratt Lake looking east-northeast.
- Friday, March 28, 2014
- Posted by Joe at 6:08 AM
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Mt Rainier, Olallie Lake, another trip
Last year up the Pratt Lake Trail in the winter, I took the exact same picture. The trees have grown a little, and it's earlier in the day this time, but it's basically the same view. You might think that taking the same trip twice would be repetitive, but with conditions so spectacular, it was well worth it.
- Tuesday, March 18, 2014
- Posted by Joe at 10:50 PM
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Totem Poles
Also at the museum: a fine collection of west coast native totem poles. Some of the figures are unambigously birds, frogs, or beavers. The humanoid figures are a bit more confusing, and it would take some study to learn the differences between the different forms and faces.
- Saturday, March 15, 2014
- Posted by Joe at 3:10 PM
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Woolly Mammoth
This excellent full-scale model of a Woolly Mammoth is the star attraction of the Royal BC Museum. It is as spectacular as I recall from my childhood.
- Thursday, March 13, 2014
- Posted by Joe at 9:03 PM
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Experience Music Project
Frank Gehry's Experience Music Project was founded by Paul Allen with a few dollars left over from his success at Microsoft. Like much of Gehry's work, it is as confusing inside as it is on the outside.
The Seattle monorail runs through it.
- Friday, March 7, 2014
- Posted by Joe at 9:47 PM
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