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Related: About this forumSnow at Snoqualmie Pass
This was originally going to be a scouting trip in preparation for a major snowfall predicted for the next day...but, when I arrived and found the snow already falling (and the next day's storm bringing a winter storm warning and likely pass closures), I had no choice but to get out in my decidedly-not-ready-for-winter-weather clothing and grab some shots while I had the chance.
As I did with last month's sunset with lenticular clouds over Mount Rainier, I vlogged this shoot.
NOTE: I am hoping to make this a regular series over the next year, so, if you would like to check it out and provide me with constructive criticism (here, rather than in the YouTube comments section), I would appreciate it. For reference, NON-constructive criticism would include "get better equipment than your smartphone" (I intend to), "slow down and speak more clearly" (I already realize I need to), and "get someone other than that ugly fat old guy to host it" (sorry, but there's really not much I can do about that). And also, as I believe you are now legally-required to say on YouTube, "if you enjoyed it, be sure to 'like' and 'subscribe'!"
tblue37
(64,979 posts)montanacowboy
(6,052 posts)It's not that it's so high it just is a SOB in bad weather. Staying on this side of the Cascades until Spring!!
elleng
(130,126 posts)samnsara
(17,569 posts)..we have a cabin on Chinook Pass...we have to park on the road and snow shoe in. Such beauty everywhere.
rurallib
(62,342 posts)dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)Washington is my home state, been over all the passes since I was a small girl, it was lovely to see how it looks today.
I really like your work, esp. because you are up there sharing pics of areas I knew so well.
Sweet nostalgia.
And...very nice to "meet" you!