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The @pinksky.app is looking pretty pretty good friends

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And what is good, Phaedrus,
And what is not good—
Need we ask anyone to tell us these things?

-Robert M Pirsig

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Winter Volcano

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My first sighting of Hair Ice.

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Hidden Bounty

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Autum, Winter, Spring
None are Summertime
Each a Favorite

Winter Respite

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If you’re alone Find joy in the solitude Celebrate Silence

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Winter Peak

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Winter Woods

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Peak Bluebird

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Sunset Trot

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Unsettled Skies

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Storm Season

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Storm Season

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Winter River

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Low Angle Winter : 10am Sun

X: 45.29297064495206 Y: 122.76230425884168

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My daily dock walk has been interrupted by storm damage. Our Parks Department team will have it cleaned up soon and the dock restored to regular use.

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You know you’re in Portland when do you need your sunglasses in the rain. -danstark

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Original inhabitants called Mount Hood “Wy’east” (often spelled “Wyeast”) and legends tell about the brothers “Wy’east” (Mount Hood) and “Pahto” or “Klickitat” (Mount Adams) battling for the fair maiden “La-wa-la-clough” or “Loowit” (Mount St. Helens). -USGS

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Solstice’s Eve

The winter solstice, which occurs around December 21 or 22 in the Northern Hemisphere, marks the shortest day and longest night of the year. It has been celebrated by many ancient cultures as a turning point when light begins to return, symbolizing renewal and hope.

Early Christians did not originally celebrate Christ’s birth. When they began to mark it, the Church likely chose December 25 to align with and replace existing solstice-related festivals. This strategy helped ease the transition for converts by blending Christian and pagan traditions.

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Late Autumn Mood

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Wet

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