Not Twin Peaks
Jan. 25th, 2014 09:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fenchurchThis afternoon we decided to head out to a new Geocache out near Snoqualmie. It was just published last night and had been found by the first person this morning, but it looked like it might be a fun and not too challenging hike. I tried to get a few photos along the way, but my little pocket camera was not really up to the task of capturing the scenery... since it looked up the Snoqualmie River Valley (where we live, although our house is probably a good 30 miles from that spot) with Mount Baker off in the distance. Alas.
However, on the way home we decided to swing by Snoqualmie Falls and take a look at the improvements they've made to the trails and boardwalk over the last year... and the place was absolutely swarming with people! Wow! I don't know that I've ever seen that many people there (although, to be fair, I usually end up stopping by in the middle of the week). The view was as gorgeous as ever.
My little pocket camera isn't quite doing it justice, but it's always so impressive... I can't wait until springtime when the water is really flowing over the falls. You'll probably see another photo or two of this over the next year, simply because it's a favorite of mine.
And for anyone who doesn't already know, the lodge and falls in the photo were used in the opening credits (and some of the exterior shots) of the TV show "Twin Peaks," back in the day.
Crossposted from my Livejournal.
However, on the way home we decided to swing by Snoqualmie Falls and take a look at the improvements they've made to the trails and boardwalk over the last year... and the place was absolutely swarming with people! Wow! I don't know that I've ever seen that many people there (although, to be fair, I usually end up stopping by in the middle of the week). The view was as gorgeous as ever.
My little pocket camera isn't quite doing it justice, but it's always so impressive... I can't wait until springtime when the water is really flowing over the falls. You'll probably see another photo or two of this over the next year, simply because it's a favorite of mine.
And for anyone who doesn't already know, the lodge and falls in the photo were used in the opening credits (and some of the exterior shots) of the TV show "Twin Peaks," back in the day.
Crossposted from my Livejournal.
