Well, dusk is drawing on at the foot of the Cascades.
The sun sets a little earlier due to the height of the rock strewn slope to the west , with hills beyond that to the west.
A hiker has been through today based on the tracks.
It wasn't too cold, not too windy, and didn't precipitate.
Pretty excellent for such a wild February.
The clear skies and lots of light confirmed the loud noise we heard two nights back with all of the wind.
There was a large diameter very long trunk and canopy (looks to be an ash from a distance) lying on the forest floor.
Follow it with your eyes and it point to a tree trunk that shattered about 5' up.
"Blasted" is the word that comes to mind as you look at it.
Right now it is 4:42pm
The temperature is 39 degrees F and falling
The humidity is 53%, and
The mercury is 29.83" and steady, promising more of the same!
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