A Slice of Heaven #WordlessWednesday #PacificNorthwest

Posted on August 28, 2019

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Jacquie Biggar

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18 thoughts on “A Slice of Heaven #WordlessWednesday #PacificNorthwest”

Mae Clair August 28, 201910:21 am Reply

That’s gorgeous. I’ve always wanted to visit the Pacific Northwest. The closest I’ve come is inland Northern California

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1. Jacquie Biggar August 28, 20191:33 pm Reply
  
  I imagine that’s beautiful, as well. Is it hilly, Mae?
  
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  1. Mae Clair August 29, 20196:13 am Reply
    
    Yes. Mountainous with huge Ponderosa pines. I loved seeing those. I couldn’t believe the size of the pine cones compared to what we have in the east!
    
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    1. Jacquie Biggar August 29, 20199:55 am Reply
      
      I’d love to visit one day.
      
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D.L. Finn, Author August 28, 201910:58 am Reply

Beautiful!

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1. Jacquie Biggar August 28, 20191:32 pm Reply
  
  I love how it looks as though the mountains are floating in the clouds 🙂
  
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  1. D.L. Finn, Author August 28, 201910:38 pm Reply
    
    They do:)
    
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Robert Matthew Goldstein August 28, 20194:00 pm Reply

Beautiful shots, Jacquie!

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1. Jacquie Biggar August 28, 20196:22 pm Reply
  
  Thank you, Rob 😊
  
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jennifertarheelreader August 28, 20196:34 pm Reply

Such a beautiful place to live!

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1. Jacquie Biggar August 28, 20197:51 pm Reply
  
  I don’t take it for granted, ever! 🙂
  
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boundlessblessingsblog August 29, 20191:39 am Reply

A lovely scenic beauty.

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1. Jacquie Biggar August 29, 20199:57 am Reply
  
  Thank you, Kamal!
  
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  1. boundlessblessingsblog August 29, 201910:13 am Reply
    
    Welcome Jacquie
    
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Joan Hall August 29, 20193:54 am Reply

This is beautiful! Reminds me of when we cruised from Seattle to Alaska. Such beautiful scenery.

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1. Jacquie Biggar August 29, 20199:56 am Reply
  
  I love the wildness of our coastline- it’s thrilling!
  
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D. Wallace Peach August 29, 201911:10 am Reply

Beautiful, Jacquie. Looks like a pristine day. 😀

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1. Jacquie Biggar August 29, 201912:31 pm Reply
  
  I’m amazed how still all that water can be at times 😊
  
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