Hubby and I took a drive up to Sherman Pass (named after General Tecumseh Sherman) recently. It was a beautiful day and we wanted to be out in it!
If you would like to know more about this historical and scenic area (the highest maintained pass in Washington State) , click here and here.
Allow me to lead you on an easy nature walk up at the Pass!
*Clicking on a photo will give you a closer look!
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LC's Cottage 
Laura,
Beautiful pictures, I hope you found more than two huckleberries. If you need recipes, let us know, my wife grew up near Mt Adams and has several.
John & Faye Neff
Ps: Say hi to the Hubby. ________________________________
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Hey John…happy to hear from you!
There were a few people picking huckleberries while we were hiking, but I would say that all along this trail was fairly picked over. When our kids were still at home we picked huckleberries (not at this location)…we had a tradition of huckleberry pie for Christmas. My favorite way to eat them is frozen…I eat them like candy!
Say hello to Faye! 🙂
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#5 from the bottom is so delicate, yet reminiscent of hefty pinecones. What plant is it from?
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I do not know this one, Laura. I wish I did…I really like the tiny pinecones…they are about .50 to .75 inches in size. 🙂
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I hope they do not change the name as they are changing so many things. Beautiful flowers and enjoyed the “walk” with you! Hugs
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I haven’t heard of any proposal to change the name, Nanette! I am glad that you enjoyed the walk. 🙂
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Love this!
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Thank you, Sis! 🙂
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Was a fun day with you on the spur of the moment!!! Love ya!!!
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What a great day to get outdoors!
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It really was a beautiful day, Donna! 🙂
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Beautiful photos 🙂
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Thanks so much, Margaret! 🙂
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