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Forest fire damage is beginning to heal at Deer Park, Olymppic National Park. Rare native pines are shoving through downed trees as wildflowers begin to emerge. Olympic Penninsula, Washington. Outdoor Adventure. Olympic Peninsula
Douglas H. Orton
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