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Ancient Lakes
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Ancient Lakes was our destination for this winter's hike in Eastern Washington. Roger demonstrates the proper way to pack a "cramped two man tent" into a stuff bag.
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Grand Gulch, Utah
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Two long days of driving brought us to this beautiful canyon in the Four Corners area of Utah. Many ancient Anasazi Ruins and spectacular red rock cliffs were encountered in this spring trip.
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Duncan Hill
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This is the view from the Duncan Hill trail near the site of the old Duncan Hill Lookout. The view is across the Entiat up the Ice Creek valley to the Entiat Peaks - Maude, Seven Fingered Jack, etc.
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Paseyton Wilderness:
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The Buckskin Ridge Trail takes off just a couple of switchbacks below the highest elevation that you can drive to in the state of Washington - the Slate Peak Lookout on peak in background.
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Eagle Cap Wilderness:
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We met an cowboy and his son near the end of the trip who referred to this lake as Travers Lake. When Fred reached out to pet his old sheep dog, he told us, "I don't think you'll be wantin to do that. He don't take too kindly to strangers". He was also packing an old revolver that would be more at home in 1900 than in 2000.
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Massie Lake
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Massie Lake in the Glacier Peak Wilderness is a beautiful spot in October after the larches have turned into their fall colors. You have to earn your spot in this paridise, by climbing a long abandoned sheepherder's route from the valley below.