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Sunrise, wide-angle view from the official viewpoint near the parking lot

Palouse Falls

Joe Becker

View from the official viewpoint near the parking lot

Palouse Falls

Joe Becker

Down canyon shot from south of the parking lot

Palouse Falls

Joe Becker

Winter scene shot from south of the parking lot

Palouse Falls

Joe Becker

Light painting the falls at night

Palouse Falls

Joe Becker

Wide angle shot from canyon rim north of parking lot

Palouse Falls

Joe Becker

Palouse Falls

Steve West

I know this is NOT the Falls, but if you look around the park you might be lucky to see one of these, an animal known by many names; Ground Hog, Whistle Pig, Marmot, Woodchuck, or even a Land Beaver. I spied this pair with my last visit.

Palouse Falls

Steve West

Palouse Falls

Luke Farber

Palouse Falls

Luke Farber

Joso High Bridge Prescott

Steve West

Carnivorous whelk egg case.

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Ruddy Turnstone (male).

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Laughing Gull.

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Brown Pelicans.

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Marbled Godwit (male).

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Royal Terns.

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Horseshoe Crabs mating. The larger crab on the right is the female

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Bottlenose Dolphin feeding in the shallows.

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Royal Tern.

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Marbled Godwits (female on left) feeding on Horseshoe Crab eggs. The male is standing over the mating Horseshoe Crabs.

Bald Point State Park - beach area

Wayne Foote

Looking SW toward Ochlockonee Bay which is beyond the pier on the left.

Mashes Sands Beach

Wayne Foote

Looking W across the marsh at sunset.

Mashes Sands Beach

Wayne Foote

Looking N just before sunset.

Mashes Sands Beach

Wayne Foote

The beach is part of a hammock - a low barrier island with vegetation, often trees. The hammock is eroding, toppling the trees and leaving the root networks exposed.

Mashes Sands Beach

Wayne Foote

Dunlin.

Mashes Sands Beach

Wayne Foote

Willet.

Mashes Sands Beach

Wayne Foote

Short-billed Dowitchers.

Mashes Sands Beach

Wayne Foote

Bald eagle.

Mashes Sands Beach

Wayne Foote

Pelicans crossing Ochlockonee Bay.

Mashes Sands Beach

Wayne Foote

A full moon rises behind the Ed Hendler Cable Bridge in Tri Cities, WA.

Views of Cable Bridge

Shawn Swanson

An August thunderstorm passes over the Columbia River and Tri Cites, WA.

Views of Cable Bridge

Shawn Swanson

Full moon over the mighty Columbia River Blue Bridge in Tri Cities, WA

Blue Bridge from Wade Park

Shawn Swanson

View of the lower structure from the gallery deck

Crooked River Lighthouse

Wayne Foote

Display in the museum.

Crooked River Lighthouse

Wayne Foote

The lighthouse was built in 1895 to replace three previous lighthouses located on nearby Dog Island that were destroyed by hurricanes.

Crooked River Lighthouse

Wayne Foote

The bedroom of the Light Keeper's quarters is now a museum.

Crooked River Lighthouse

Wayne Foote

History of the Crooked River Lighthouse.

Crooked River Lighthouse

Wayne Foote

View out to sea from the gallery deck.

Crooked River Lighthouse

Wayne Foote

View inland at gallery deck level from the top of the stairs.

Crooked River Lighthouse

Wayne Foote

Lighthouse structure seen from the base of the tower.

Crooked River Lighthouse

Wayne Foote

Light Keeper's quarters. It is not clear whether this is the original structure or a replica.

Crooked River Lighthouse

Wayne Foote

Looking across the Apalachicola River. Laughing Gulls.

Apalachicola City Dock

Wayne Foote

Commercial shrimp boats.

Apalachicola City Dock

Wayne Foote

Facing downriver along the City Dock. The bridge crosses the river. It is part of a five mile causeway that separates East Bay from Apalachicola Bay.

Apalachicola City Dock

Wayne Foote

Shrimp nets.

Apalachicola City Dock

Wayne Foote

Pelicans are a common sight..

Apalachicola City Dock

Wayne Foote

Abandoned buildings along the waterfront.

Downtown Apalachicola

Wayne Foote

Restored building from the 1830's. Note the wider windows and doors on the ground floor separated by substantial pillars. This allowed hurricane flooding to flow through without destroying the building.

Downtown Apalachicola

Wayne Foote

Restored building

Downtown Apalachicola

Wayne Foote

Antique shot display

Downtown Apalachicola

Wayne Foote

Metal fabricator display.

Downtown Apalachicola

Wayne Foote

Metal fabricator display.

Downtown Apalachicola

Wayne Foote

Restored building. Site of the former Sponge Exchange.

Downtown Apalachicola

Wayne Foote

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