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Monday, July 20, 2015. The Gandalf Triptych- Part 5. Gandalf Triptych work in progress with rough layout of framing and display mock-up. Free time is something is hard to come by. Currently proofing a new book due out in the fall and another due out in August has kept me busy and not painting, but as promised I have made progress.
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William O Douglas National Heritage Trail. Following the progress of trail development. Click here for project progress. Douglas Trail from Bear Cove to Camp Prime Time. Douglas Trail from Camp Prime Time to Sand Ridge trailhead. Douglas Trail from Louie Way Gap to South Fork. Douglas Trail from Sand Ridge to PCT. Douglas Trail from South Fork to Bear Cove at Rimrock Lake. Douglas Trail from the PCT to the Laughing Water trail. Douglas Trail on the Laughing Water trail to Ohanepecosh.
Fish Lake to Cascade Crest. Douglas was a child, he nearly died of a childhood illness. To build back the strength in his wasted legs, he started hiking through the sage-covered foothills around his home in Yakima, Washington. The cure worked; and year-by-year he pushed his explorations further into the tangled, rugged mountains of the Pacific Northwest.