View from the Closed Road, Mar. 7, 2010
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A blog by Seattle-based artist Paul D. Natkin (Paul Natkin) about the Viewpoint, the phases of the moon and other phenomena
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- The moon took a while to show up last night. And o...
- Late in the afternoon, the sun shines into the rav...
- And then the rain was gone. Soon it will be full m...
- A few minutes later the rain slowed down, and the ...
- Time, it seems, is always moving forward. The Po...
- About a week ago I was taken by surprise by a heav...
- These aren't the first photos I've taken of this o...
- I haven't seen any rain today, but the streets are...
- I found this lichen in an area where there are som...
- The trees are full of green buds now--and the buds...
- And the salmonberry blossoms are beginning to be e...
- It looks as though the slugs are beginning to get ...
- It always surprises me how different individual pl...
- There were many new trilliums to be found yesterda...
- Thinking back to a week ago ... I found a lichen i...
- The largest building you can see from the Viewpoin...
- The sky didn't look too promising as I started out...
- These are young nettles. Eventually these plants w...
- At this time of year the robins are very active. T...
- Periwinkle flowers (Vinca minor) grow in many plac...
- Sometimes the cars come around the hairpin curves ...
- ...and then it was time to go home. On the Way Ho...
- I took a few more shots... Three People Looking a...
- I could barely keep up with this boat. I kept gett...
- There were a few vessels to be seen on the water. ...
- It was the perfect sunny afternoon--just right for...
- The heady odor of skunk cabbages has a strange eff...
- The two-park area is home to a great variety of fu...
- Here and there on the hillsides of the two parks t...
- Embedded in the Louisa Boren Memorial stone is a t...
- Within Interlaken Park there are several hairpin c...
- I've wondered if anyone lives here. The Entrance,...
- No, sometimes it's hard to know just who lives whe...
- The pileated woodpecker makes large, almost rectan...
- I sometimes have trouble telling the call of the P...
- Every season is interesting in its own way, but th...
- Yesterday, You couldn't see much of the mountains-...
- Last night the yellow flowers of the Oregon Grape ...
- It was sunny this morning and then again, for a wh...
- At the beginning of the trail that runs upwards th...
- A few years ago I took a bunch of photos of trilli...
- I've not yet succeeded in identifying this polypor...
- The other day, I noticed a slug crossing the path....
- I'm always astounded by the the endless variations...
- Yesterday evening there was hail, and this morning...
- Yesterday may not have been sunny, but it was at l...
- But it wasn't a boring day. I saw trilliums for th...
- Today's weather was neither fish nor fowl. Early o...
- You'll often see lovers under the laurel tree. Som...
- The place where visitors to the park sit or stand ...
- There's a slight yellowish-green tinge to many of ...
- Under the laurel tree, which is surrounded by a th...
- The Viewpoint is a favorite spot for dog walkers. ...
- Well, the moon did show up, and if I'd stayed at t...
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