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sierra nevada mountains
And when…?! Look at the long dresses!
Chuck. I am thinking.. Grand Tetons
I was incorrect, but at least was with the majority.
Hurricane Ridge in Washington.
outside of Leavenworth, WA
Glad we saw Mount Olympic and Hurricane Ridge in September 2016.
We were there two years ago. The mountains are very distinctive.
We thought Eastern side of Sierra Nevada.
Hurricane Ridge, Olympic NP is one of our favorite places but back then the road came up from where these folks are looking. That road is closed now. The new highway makes it much easier to get to.
Hurricane Ridge is my guess too.
The West side of the Sierra Nevada Mountains is my guess.