Jim Quattrocchi PhotosI'm a native of Illinois who relocated to the Olympic Peninsula 14 years ago. My first exposure to this area was a Chicago newspaper article detailing a colony of life's dropouts living on a remote ocean beach named Shi-Shi. Those people are long gone, but the fabulous wilderness coastline, rain forests and glacier-sculpted mountains remain. More beautiful still is that we all own a piece of them. The following images were taken along the High Divide and the notorious Bailey Range.
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Huckleberry-stained flanks of Bogachiel Peak and Mount Olympus. |
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Heart Lake. |
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An explosion of avalanche lilies in Cat Basin. |
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Windy Hollow and Mount Carrie from Spread Eagle Pass. |
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Striped slopes of the Bailey Range above Hoh River Valley. |
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Lake Billy Everett at sunrise. |