The first week-end of summer brought a mixture of sunshine and clouds here in the Pacific Northwest. To make it more enjoyable was a trip to Rasar State Park, located on the north bank of the Skagit River, eight miles west of Concrete in Skagit County, Washington.
It was a perfect day to explore the pebbled shoreline along the river, and hike the many forested trails. Feel like fishing, the Skagit River offers you endless hours enjoying this favorite past time. Take time to enjoy the prints of some of my favorite scenes captured during the week-end.
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Pebble and Rocks Shoreline
Light and Shadows
River Walk
Natural Tree Arch
Fishing
Stacking Rocks