We took them out to 1000 Acres. Over by Sage's normal swimming hole, we stumbled into a bunch of ducks... and a hunter. We didn't realize at first the ducks were fake. I initially thought the guy was fishing. If you look very closely, you can pick out Mr. N and the hunter in the photo.
One of the dogs was very intrigued by the fake ducks whereas the rest of the dogs just ignored them. Mr. N decided he had to go say hello to the hunter and tried to solicit petting. I called him off immediately but I think the hunter was glad when we all left. It's a shared access space but normally they hunt further afield. There are a ton of people and dogs that traipse through that area. Too close for my comfort!
After two hours there, we grabbed a quick lunch and headed to hike Fairy Falls. We started off at Wahkeena Falls.
Some water got on my lens |
And then trudged through twelve switchbacks to reach Lemmon's Viewpoint.
And this being the Pacific Northwest, we saw moss everywhere.
Sage really wanted to dive into every water source we saw as usual.
Mr. N did not think very favorably of this hike as all the waterfalls meant he got sprayed with water several times and he had to cross little creeks several times. As you can tell, he is not a water fan. Thus fewer Mr. N photos.
Despite all the aquatic obstacles, we reached Fairy Falls. Do you see any fae?
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Wow,,,that place looks like it offers a whole lot of adventure,,,,I'll bet you really had a bunch of fun.
ReplyDeleteHaha! We both looked for those fairies!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lovely place to hike! Especially with all the green moss. We can't wait to start seeing green on our hikes again.
ReplyDeleteSomething is green pretty much year-round here. We have a lot of moss.
DeleteI love your plaid coat! Super cute. We would not want to be around an area with hunters. They get so mad when someone is in their space and we don't trust anyone with guns. Mom stopped tracking in open fields in late fall because she was scared of hunters and didn't want her or Bailie to get shot.
ReplyDeleteYes, Mr. N obviously needs a lesson in we do not go running up to people with sharp pointy things or gun. Mr. N is almost always wearing something bright but I told Sage's human that she might want to get her an orange bandanna or something.
DeleteWhat a pawsome looking hike! *wags* - Gilligan from WagsAhoy.com
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty hike - those waterfalls are really pretty - too bad Mr. N. isn't a fan.
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I actually just lifted my laptop up close to my face in order to make out Mr. N and the hunter...finally found them ;-) I love all the moss & the water!
ReplyDeletePretty falls and nice hike. I bet that hunter was like "oh darn" when you guys showed up. I am pretty sure that ducks don't like dogs :)
ReplyDeleteI'll cross the street to avoid a sprinkler I'm with you on the waterfall Mr. T. Beautiful hike! Love Dolly
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful scenery. I am so jealous...
ReplyDeleteThe falls are so beautiful! What are the temperatures like there? Is it too cold for Sage to go swimming? I was just curious, thinking it must be a little cool but not super cold.
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I think Kilo would have been in Mr N's camp but it sure looks like a beautiful place to hike. Finally beautiful weather here today so heading out to ravine soon. XS
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