All colors are straight out of the camera; no enhancing. What a brilliant day, eh?
Box Canyon Falls pass through a crack in the rocks for hundreds of feet. This view is from 180' above:
"Indian Paintbrush" - probably the first wildflower every Washington school child learns to identify. It grows in sub-alpine territory, and the lower slopes of The Mountain are covered with bright pin-pricks of red-orange:
Like this:
Water was not roiling out of The Mountain as in springtime, but there is still plenty of rushing water:
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