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New version of the Live Streaming poster that I wasn't allowed to spend as much time on it as I already did. Director says go with it.. any last minute suggestions?
3/21/15 photo by Stephen Badger, Office of Communications
Volunteers attend a training and take samples from a stream
The Hall of Mosses Trail in the Hoh Rainforest (part of the Olympic National Park) is filled with old temperate trees covered in green and brown mosses. Trees include bigleaf maples and Sitka spruces. The mosses on the trees do not damage the trees. However, the trees can fall by the winds in storms because of their shorter roots due to the abundance of nutrients and water in the forest. Many trees and mosses grow from and over the fallen tree trunks.
The intake manifold has been painted wrinkle black, the polished velocity stacks are in, and the injector harness is underway. So far so good.
In Alfred Street, Belfast. The sun illuminated a plane trail earlier in the morning, it looked interesting.
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Made a trip down to the New Forest on Sunday and found this stream a mile or so west of Lyndhurst. Beautiful peaceful place.
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The gentle Yakima River winds through massive basalt cliffs and rolling desert hills for 27 miles. The canyon offers excellent wildlife watching, plant viewing, fishing in a Blue Ribbon trout stream, family-friendly rafting and camping. The BLM manages over 9,000 acres in the Yakima River Canyon area, including four developed river access sites: Umtanum (a footbridge at the site provides the only pedestrian access to the west side of the river within the Yakima River Canyon), Lmuma Creek, Big Pines, and Roza (the main take out for all river floaters due to the Roza dam a half mile downstream of the site.)
Know Before You Go:
-The recreation sites are open YEAR ROUND.
-There are overnight ($15/site) and day-use ($5/vehicle) fees.
-Reservations for campsites may be made at recreation.gov from May 15 to September 15.
-The Umtanum Recreation Site contains six RV/tent campsites.
-Lmuma Creek contains seven RV/tent campsites.
-Big Pines contains 41 (38 RV and three walk in only) campsites.
-Roza contains six RV/tent campsites.
-Roza also has a concrete boat launch to accommodate motorized boat users for use downstream of the boat launch.
-Amenities at all four sites include: picnic tables and fire rings, vault toilets, a river put-in/take-out site and garbage collection.
-Hookups and potable water are not provided at any site.
-Cellular phone coverage is limited in many areas of the Yakima River Canyon.
Directions: From Ellensburg, Washington, take Hwy 821 (Canyon Road) south into the Yakima River Canyon. Umtanum is located at milepost 16, Lmuma Creek is located at milepost 12, Big Pines is located at milepost 10 and Roza is located at milepost 7, a half mile above Roza dam and about 25 miles south of Ellensburg.
Point of Interest: Located just south of Ellensburg, the non-motorized trails at Ringer Road offer visitors glimpses of the wildlife and birds that inhabit the riparian areas next to the Yakima River.
Contact:
Wenatchee BLM Field Office
915 N. Walla Walla Ave.
Wenatchee, WA 98801
(509) 665-2100
Photo by Jeff Clark/BLM
Alpine Bog Swertia ( Swertia perennis) prefers bogs, moist meadows and streams margins. It was frequently encountered along side Swamp gentian and Fringed Grass-of-Parnassus.
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At the Zilker Park Botanical Gardens in Austin TX.
Test roll with my Soligor f2.8 105mm lens - mounted on a Miranda D slr.
Results are very pleasing. Strangely lacking the crisp look of those taken with my Isco 100mm lens, but it may have just been morning jitteryness or that film I used was long expired.