Gunzorro wrote:
abhijeeth -- Huh! I didn\'t want to go with the obvious. That seemed a little \"drier\" that the Hoh rain forest. I\'m from Grays Harbor, and spent many a day up the Hoh and Quinalt. I\'m seriously jonesing for a photo trip up to Olympic National Park.
! To be more precise, this was taken on the road joining back to 101 from the Hoh visitor center. So spot on when you said this is drier than the Hoh rain forest.
You are from Grays Harbor - and spent many days up Hoh & Quinault? Not to mention the Pacific Coast? I envy you!
Boris : Many thanks. I am sure you will get some great images from your trip. August also will give you some access to some extra beautiful scenery. [Scenic mountain roads will be open then which are not so in May/June] - you may also have to deal and plan around the summer crowds. Feel free to email/PM if you want me to help you about the trip. Olympic National Park is like 5 parks in one, in terms of diversity, so hopefully you spend sufficient time there. And looks like Gunzorro also will know it very well :-)
Two more from Oly NP. 1st is in the Hoh Rainforest [from the small MP], where you can see trees resembling ghouls rising up from the ground after a long slumber!
2nd one is from Lake Crescent which often draws comparisons to Lake Lucerne. [21mm].
I\'m seriously jonesing for a photo trip up to Olympic National Park. 
