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Photos from East Fork of the Quinault to Enchanted Valley

May 12 to May 13, 2011

Indigo skies (picture doesn't do it justice) Indigo skies (picture doesn't do it justice) The spinntwin next to the Quinault River. The spinntwin next to the Quinault River. But my dog always brings his shotgun and Powerwheels... But my dog always brings his shotgun and Powerwheels... Banana. Banana. Gorgeous. Gorgeous. I love it when trees grow on trees. I love it when trees grow on trees. Yum. Yum. Probably 20ft wide? Probably 20ft wide? Avalanche! Avalanche! On top. On top. The bridge to Enchanted Valley - kind of freaky as the drop is about 25 feet here. The bridge to Enchanted Valley - kind of freaky as the drop is about 25 feet here. The chalet. The chalet. My dinner company. My dinner company. My first time trying Hawk Vittles - this one's buffalo pasta.  Good stuff. My first time trying Hawk Vittles - this one's buffalo pasta. Good stuff. Osprey Statos (a phenomenal day pack, by the way) with some unneeded Northern Lites. Osprey Statos (a phenomenal day pack, by the way) with some unneeded Northern Lites. They tend to cower in groups. They tend to cower in groups. The Batman plant.  (Anyone know what these are?) The Batman plant. (Anyone know what these are?) Here's the ex-blowdown the FS made.  It smelled like Home Depot.  Thought about scalping it for cabinets. Here's the ex-blowdown the FS made. It smelled like Home Depot. Thought about scalping it for cabinets. The bridge back to the trailhead. The bridge back to the trailhead. If it weren't for the heavy daypack and snowshoes... If it weren't for the heavy daypack and snowshoes...
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