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Steptoe Butte State Park

"Named after Colonel Edward J. Steptoe, Washington’s Steptoe Butte State Park expands a vast 150 miles and stands as an impressive 3,612 foot tall natural monument whose quartzite butte marks the border of the original North American continent."
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The Bucolic Landscape of Palouse, Washington

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Enormous Driftwood Washes Ashore in Washington

Drift log at La Push, Wash.
Amanda Lachman, at 6 feet tall, is standing in front of the tree.  
Credit: Phillip Lachman.

"In a part of the country accustomed to towering trees, a massive piece of driftwood washed ashore recently in La Push, a small community on the northwest coast of Washington's most westerly peninsula.  

"It's not uncommon to find one as tall as I am, but that's pretty big," said Barb Manse of Olympic National Park, which surrounds La Push."

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