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@mickpic.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 6:42 PM

#BlueSkyArtShow #Weather
"You can also be Above the weather if you're willing to take the drive. My better half captures the epic view of the Olympic National Park Mountains." -mick
#Photography #MickPic #PNW #WCK #ECK #MickTrip #RoadTrips #WashingtonState #NationalParks #HurricaneRidge #Snow

The image shows Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park, Washington, where a person in a dark winter jacket and red beanie looks out over snow-covered peaks and a low-lying cloud layer. You are looking at Hurricane Ridge, a highly popular mountainous area perched at an elevation of 5,242 feet (1,598 m) within Olympic National Park in Washington. The image perfectly captures the stunning, panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains peeking out from above a heavy layer of inversion clouds. This area earns its name from its intense, sweeping gales and is famous for receiving an immense average of 400 inches of snowfall annually, making it a prime destination for snowshoeing and winter sports.You are looking at Hurricane Ridge, a highly popular mountainous area perched at an elevation of 5,242 feet (1,598 m) within Olympic National Park in Washington. The image perfectly captures the stunning, panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains peeking out from above a heavy layer of inversion clouds. This area earns its name from its intense, sweeping gales and is famous for receiving an immense average of 400 inches of snowfall annually, making it a prime destination for snowshoeing and winter sports.You are looking at Hurricane Ridge, a highly popular mountainous area perched at an elevation of 5,242 feet (1,598 m) within Olympic National Park in Washington. The image perfectly captures the stunning, panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains peeking out from above a heavy layer of inversion clouds. This area earns its name from its intense, sweeping gales and is famous for receiving an immense average of 400 inches of snowfall annually, making it a prime destination for snowshoeing and winter sports.
@kevinbowen.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gySep 18, 2026, 2:29 AM

The whole family managed to join in on the summoning of the birds.

This one is for you @tones 😆

#bird #pnw #HurricaneRidge #PortAngeles

A photograph of a young woman in a flannel shirt with her left hand on her hip with her right hand outstretched with a small bird on her fingertips. In the background is a strip of road going into a tunnel through a mountain covered with pine trees.
@mickpic.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 3:19 PM

#PalacesandGardens #PompAndPatterns, #HumansOfBlueSky
"I am difficult to fit. So my muti-talented better half creates custom shirts for me. She also always asks, 'What's over there?' and makes her own path." -mick
#Photography #MickPic #PNW #WCK #ECK #MickTrip #RoadTrips #HurricaneRidge

Picture shows a custom-made white linen shirt hanging on a wall. It has brown, wooden buttons up the front, on the collar and on the sleeves. A lucky fella indeed who has a talent seamstress to create such a comfortable piece.Picture shows the snow covered path along Hurricane Ridge up on Olympic National Park. In the distance a lone woman can be seen at the end of the path. She is highlighted against a bright blue sky. Snow covered pine trees are off to either side. Mountains can be seen in extreme distance. Yes, that is my better half walking in knee-deep snow without snow shoes.