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October 14, 2015

Zion National Park

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John Farbo
Ever changing, the cliffs and rock formations of Zion National Park, Utah, stand resolute. Photo taken by John Farbo, Sept. 22, 2015

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You are invited to contribute photographs to this community photo album. Your photo will appear here and also be eligible to run in the print edition of the Lewiston Tribune, on the back page of Wednesday’s Northwest section, or daily in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News as that newspaper’s Reader Photo of the Day.
Looking north on the Palouse from a trail on Kamiak Butte. Photo by Steve Bergmann of Moscow, taken Oct. 28, 2016.

Palouse country from Kamiak Butte

Steve Bergmann
Improbably gorgeous, this male wood duck was seen on a morning walk on May 8, 2017, along White Rock Lake east of downtown Dallas, Texas. The picture was taken by Duane DeTemple

Wood duck on White Rock Lake

dwdetemple
A photo of an old apple tree, taken by Will Hamlin in April.  

Old apple tree

whamlin
While hiking a Paradise Ridge on Friday, March 15th, I found this special Sagebrush Buttercup which is shown in a closeup and magnified view. The flower has ten petals rather than the five that I am used to seeing. Through a search of the web I found that this is possible but rarely seen.

A Rare but Beautiful Buttercup

Dave Ostrom
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Castle-like rock formations, known as Hoodoos, make for fascinating landscapes in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah. Photo taken by John Farbo, Sep 22, 2015.
As a harbinger of winter, this September 21, 2015, photo of Lima Peaks, Montana, portray the first dusting of snow. Photo taken by John Farbo.
Massive Cedar Breaks Amphitheater, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah. Photo taken by John Farbo, Sept. 22, 2015.
Touring South Dakota via train (Amtrak Empire Builder) from Spokane to Williston, North Dakota is a true adventure. Attached is a photo taken 8/17/2015, by John Farbo, from the train of a Montana high plains grain elevator long since closed and abandoned.
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