File:Mount Shuksan tarn.jpg
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| Description | I took these photos in the Mt. Shuksan area of Washington State. It is about 55 miles east of Bellingham, WA. The road ends at a parking lot that includes cool places such as Picture Lake, Artists Point, and Heather Meadows - there are trails in all directions - some toward Mt. Shuksan, others to neighboring Mt. Baker - absolutely gorgeous scenery. |
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Mt. Shuksan reflected in a small tarn on the Artist Point trail
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| Author | Frank Kovalchek from Anchorage, Alaska, USA |
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