Dosewallip Dance

May 16, 2020Written by Nancy

A little abstract water shot from yesterday’s hike. I’m calling it Dosewallip Dance.

Rivers, Scenic Dosewallip State Park, Nancy Cherry, Nancy Cherry Eifert, nancy cherry eifert photography

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