A narrow waterfall cascades down a rocky cliff, surrounded by dense green foliage and tall trees. The water appears white against the dark, moss-covered rocks, creating a vertical line through the lush forest scenery.
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Btrinen
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@nisemikol Is the Big Quilicene river in Mason County? I was thinking Jefferson.

19 days ago
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@btrinen@social.seattle.wa.us ah, yes, you're right: Jefferson. Pesky, misshapen county lines 😅

19 days ago
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@nisemikol It’s tricky up there in the hills and in the park. And Jefferson is also weird because it crosses the park all the way to Forks but excludes the North coast. Can’t actually drive from Port Townsend to Forks without leaving the county.

19 days ago
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@btrinen@social.seattle.wa.us corrected, thank you 🙏

19 days ago