Back in Bellingham in early August 2012, I was ready to
enjoy an actual, real-life vacation, as opposed to a mostly working vacation,
which inevitably entailed some work on the old homestead.At least it felt like a vacation.The fabulous weather demanded a couple of
forays to the North Cascades and it seemed Hannegan Peak might be a good choice,
especially if there were any wildflowers left.As it turned out, the wildflowers were at their peak, exploding with
color.And the day was warm, sunny and
bug-free!Three of us made a full day of
it, covering a bit over ten miles total, including a brief wander along the
ridge toward Granite Mountain.The views
back to Ruth Mountain, Mount Sefrit and multiple, ragged horizons were as
amazing as ever.Here’s a taste:
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