technically, most of the lower elevation forest is rain forest
posted by yantski @ 8:59 PM
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Holidays '05 - Mt. Robson
Mt. Robson, being the highest peak of the rockies at almost 13,000ft, is a reason itself to see this amazing area. Once here we discovered that a long but relatively easy hike takes you on a trek that gives you views like none you could imagine.
Sunday, August 28, 2005
technically, most of the lower elevation forest is rain forest
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- Name: yantski
- Location: Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
I enjoy hiking, cycling, geocaching and photography. My most recent interest is photography. I hope that over the next few years, I will develop my skills as a photographer and be able to classify myself as professional. I like to visit areas and places with a visible history.
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