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jalepeno
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PostSubject: Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA   Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA EmptyFri Nov 09, 2012 2:25 am

It was a cold and wet day.
Typical Oregon November weather with rain squalls and sun.
Bodhi, a friend and I drove twenty miles west of the I-205 bridge in the Columbia River Gorge to Cape Horn.
The trail is a 7.8 miles long loop that goes west along the Columbia River up to a prominence and then descends below cliffs and returns east above the river. It's a great trail because it can be hiked any time of the year. It has lots of exposure, and this time of year, wet leaves on wet rocks and mud.
Probably not the best place for a wild, pulling Siberian. Note to self: bring prong collar next time.

Bodhi waiting at the trailhead in the Huskmobile
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Bodhi looking at the Columbia
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Pulpit Rock
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fall color and the mighty Columbia
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Bodhi looking a rain squall that just passed through
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moss and leaves
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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA   Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA EmptyFri Nov 09, 2012 4:05 am

That's really pretty! I'm so jealous. I wish we had mountains around here. Sad
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With the trees in color it seemed like I was looking at the Genessee River valley here in western NY.
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Looks like you had a very scenic hike! Beautiful pictures!

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Beautiful! I need to take my girls hiking more.
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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA   Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA EmptyFri Nov 09, 2012 1:32 pm

Thanks for sharing Michael. It looks like you had an amazing hike!

Note to self...get to the PNW asap Smile
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Love the views you have out there! great fall hike, other then the wet leaves and pulling husky Wink

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That is just absolutely stunning. I can only dream of having such beautiful surrounding instead of fonky swamps.

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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA   Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA EmptyFri Nov 09, 2012 3:39 pm

We get a lot of rain.
Sometimes, people move here and hate it.
They get depressed by the darkness.
But when the sun does break through, it's pretty spectacular.

I walk sometimes with a woman and her husky who moved from Louisiana last year.
She loved the summer and early fall. It's sunny and no humidity.
Then last February, she said, "I don't know if I can take this. It's so gloomy."

It doesn't bother me because I ski.
I know when it's raining down in the flatlands, it's snowing up high.
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Wow. Breath taking photos. I couldn't imagine living in a place where I'm surrounded by such beautiful nature. Darn flat florida and lack of seasons =[
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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA   Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA EmptyWed Feb 06, 2013 10:25 pm

Great pictures! Looks like a hike I might have to try.
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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA   Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA EmptyWed Feb 06, 2013 11:40 pm

jalepeno wrote:
We get a lot of rain.
Sometimes, people move here and hate it.
They get depressed by the darkness.
But when the sun does break through, it's pretty spectacular.

I walk sometimes with a woman and her husky who moved from Louisiana last year.
She loved the summer and early fall. It's sunny and no humidity.
Then last February, she said, "I don't know if I can take this. It's so gloomy."

It doesn't bother me because I ski.
I know when it's raining down in the flatlands, it's snowing up high.

So I fail and never realized you had replied.

I'm definitely not your typical southern girl. I hate the heat, not a big fan of the sun. My favorite days are those grey overcast cold days. Though I know it's not always like that. Lol.

I probably would hate the rain though, because I hate it when it rains here for days on end.

I will visit Oregon one day, rain or shine! XD

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Ashleigh, you will not be disappointed! I am similar and was raised in the south (FL native) and I hate the sun and heat. Moved to WA (a bit north of Seattle) and no place can compare. I don't love rain either but the rain in the PNW is nothing like the rain in the south.

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PostSubject: Re: Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA   Hiking with Dogs: Cape Horn, WA EmptyThu Feb 07, 2013 2:26 pm

jalepeno wrote:
We get a lot of rain.
Sometimes, people move here and hate it.
They get depressed by the darkness.
But when the sun does break through, it's pretty spectacular.

I walk sometimes with a woman and her husky who moved from Louisiana last year.
She loved the summer and early fall. It's sunny and no humidity.
Then last February, she said, "I don't know if I can take this. It's so gloomy."

It doesn't bother me because I ski.
I know when it's raining down in the flatlands, it's snowing up high.

The CA natives who moved up here because of the housing crisis always crack me up in the fall/winter. Grey skies and rain really swing their moods.

I'm like you, rain at my house means that its snowing on the pass, and that means skis and snowmobiles. In fact, I was the odd duck who was bitching about that 3 months of dry sunny weather we had.
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that is absolutely gorgeous. i also wish i had somewhere to take my pup hiking that was that gorgeous!
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