October 6, 2013
Just a snowy scene.
Ten and a half years ago up near the mountain.
Also, the Baker National Forest.
Haunts of Ralph and family.
I wonder how they get by in the winter!
LATEST RELEASE... 2/19/26... The Forest is Forever: No. 3 in The Collected Ralph Stories
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