The Hogsbacks, Little and Big, #Quinault Indian Nation, Washington Coast. Light was typical coastal gray so I set the camera on #Monochrome with less than stellar results, this was probably the best frame. #BlackandWhite

Paddle to #Quinault, 2013, I think my camera was accidentally set on monochrome for this frame. 😅 #MonochromeMonday

Not sure if this counts for #StandingStoneSunday, since this is a natural formation, not human made, that is not well known on the #WashingtonCoast. Part of it since has crumbled. One of I'm sure several Elephant Rocks on this planet. These are #Quinault lands. #GetOutside #Hiking

Always go back to Thuja plicata for #ThickTrunkTuesday, because it gets really thick and magnificent. And it's my favorite tree, big one grew near my backyard growing up. Western redcedar is super functional, the first people here built houses, canoes, boxes and many things with it. Pics are from the lands of the #Quinault and #Queets tribes. Stay alive, #GetOutside.

For #ThickTrunkTuesday let me show you the world’s largest #Spruce tree, around 1000 yrs old, circumference 58’11”, 191’ tall, in the #OlympicNationalPark, on #Quinault land in #WashingtonState, #PNW a nice drive from #Seattle.
#AYearForArt #Trees #GetOutdoors #Rainforest

For #ThickTrunkTuesday I give you a double double, the world's largest Sitka spruce (Lake Quinault) and another of the same species of near-record proportion (Queets River), which I'd say also qualifies for #Mosstodon. These are traditional lands of the #Quinault and #Queets, noted dugout canoe makers and salmon people who and have lived here for millennia. Stay alive, #GetOutside

Hey Toooters ❣

Anyone else have a writing cohort, staring at you from your desk, demanding a leading role in a story? Just me?

I'm the only weird one.
Ok. Good to know.

This is Quin, from Quinault. She wants to be the leading character in a story, not just a side character.

No one said writers were normal, did they? 😉❣

#Quinault #Bigfoot
#AmWriting #Writing
#MyWritingJourney