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Sixty in 2013: Oregon Caves National Monument – Spelunking in the Beaver State
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September 2, 2013 by Deborah W. Trotter

Tucked into the southwest corner of the state of Oregon, not on the way to or from anywhere, at the …
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Olympic National Park, WA – High, Low and Very Wet
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November 27, 2012 by Deborah W. Trotter

Olympic National Park, in the far northwest corner of the continental United States, in a part of Washington State that …
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Going out is really going in.

Tag Archives: cave

Sixty in 2013: Oregon Caves National Monument – Spelunking in the Beaver State

Olympic National Park, WA – High, Low and Very Wet

“I only went out for a walk, and finally concluded to stay out ’til sundown, for going out, I found I was really going in.” John Muir

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