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Photographs, writing, sustainability, defining a sense of place. Saturday, January 10, 2009. Samish River Delta, Near Edison Washington. Posted by Paul Anderson. The Pacific Northwest has more than its share of rainy, gloomy weather in the winter. . The jet stream changes course, the "Pineapple Express" soars in from the tropics near Hawaii and inches of rain falls in the lowlands and the mountains. Cabbage patches, and other winter crops soaked in the flooded Samish River delta. Posted by Paul Anderson.

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Photographs, writing, sustainability, defining a sense of place. Saturday, January 10, 2009. Samish River Delta, Near Edison Washington. Posted by Paul Anderson. The Pacific Northwest has more than its share of rainy, gloomy weather in the winter. . The jet stream changes course, the "Pineapple Express" soars in from the tropics near Hawaii and inches of rain falls in the lowlands and the mountains. Cabbage patches, and other winter crops soaked in the flooded Samish River delta. Posted by Paul Anderson.

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Waiting for Winter: Storytellers, Indiscretions, and Hoses Eh?

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Photographs, writing, sustainability, defining a sense of place. Tuesday, December 23, 2008. Storytellers, Indiscretions, and Hoses Eh? Hope all is well and you are feeling a little better! Greetings from Lizard Lake and the Lodge! When Jim Bob stuck his head through the door and looked around he really didn't see anything all that much out of the ordinary. He stepped inside. 160;I'm stuck.". They all turned around to see Burt with his head sticking out from the hole in the door. Oh, hi Burt! Everyone t...

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Waiting for Winter: January 2009

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Photographs, writing, sustainability, defining a sense of place. Saturday, January 10, 2009. Samish River Delta, Near Edison Washington. Posted by Paul Anderson. The Pacific Northwest has more than its share of rainy, gloomy weather in the winter. . The jet stream changes course, the "Pineapple Express" soars in from the tropics near Hawaii and inches of rain falls in the lowlands and the mountains. Cabbage patches, and other winter crops soaked in the flooded Samish River delta. Posted by Paul Anderson.

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Waiting for Winter: Seattle Rugby Club

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Photographs, writing, sustainability, defining a sense of place. Saturday, December 20, 2008. Posted by Paul Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Tom's View From Ross Lake Resort. Hi Everyone Welcome Back to The Blog. All photographs © Paul K. Anderson. Christmas Eve Lunch - Curry, Testosterone and Meth. Storytellers, Indiscretions, and Hoses Eh? A Night of Flogging, Glugging and Glogging. Duck hunting, searching for the elusive mallard. The Styles of Rugby. To Ed in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne.

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Waiting for Winter: November 2008

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Photographs, writing, sustainability, defining a sense of place. Sunday, November 30, 2008. S everal weeks ago, the first of the fall storm cycles came in from the Pacific. The winds skirt around the Olympic Mountains, taking the less obstructive way via the Strait of Juan de Fuca, through the San Juan Islands and into Samish, Chuckanut and Bellingham Bays. . Old Big Leaf Maples, Acer macrophyllum. The rains that follow fill the shallows of the creek. . Chum salmon, Oncorhynchus keta. Carcasses of dead ...

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Waiting for Winter: Floods

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Photographs, writing, sustainability, defining a sense of place. Saturday, January 10, 2009. The Pacific Northwest has more than its share of rainy, gloomy weather in the winter. . The jet stream changes course, the "Pineapple Express" soars in from the tropics near Hawaii and inches of rain falls in the lowlands and the mountains. Over 48 hours 6" of rain fell. In the foothills and lower mountains the rain melted feet of snow pack, all of which contributed to the flooding. Posted by Paul Anderson.

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Photographs, writing, sustainability, defining a sense of place. Saturday, January 10, 2009. Samish River Delta, Near Edison Washington. Posted by Paul Anderson. The Pacific Northwest has more than its share of rainy, gloomy weather in the winter. . The jet stream changes course, the "Pineapple Express" soars in from the tropics near Hawaii and inches of rain falls in the lowlands and the mountains. Cabbage patches, and other winter crops soaked in the flooded Samish River delta. Posted by Paul Anderson.

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