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LBA Woods Park in Photos

May 6, 2014 Maria Mudd Ruth
Just one of the immense old trees in the woods behind LBA Park. This big-leaf maple branch could hold a resting hobbit or two in the bed of moss and licorice ferns. Please enjoy the photo gallery below (click on the photo to advance the images) and …

Just one of the immense old trees in the woods behind LBA Park. This big-leaf maple branch could hold a resting hobbit or two in the bed of moss and licorice ferns. Please enjoy the photo gallery below (click on the photo to advance the images) and then visit the LBA Woods Park website to support the community-wide effort to save these 150 acres of woodland.

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The photo for my blog captures the spirit of the accidental naturalist (my husband, actually). The body of water featured here, Willapa Bay, completely drained out at low tide during our camping trip at the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, leaving …

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