Backpacking the Duckabush River, part 1
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Four miles in to the hike, Eric pauses at a lookout on the way up "Big Hump," the low pass that marks the entry in the Olympic Mountains.
Jill toils up the trail toward the top of Big Hump. The mountains in front of her are subsidiary peaks of The Brothers, a mountain we will climb in just a few short weeks!
Eric pauses on top of Big Hump. The view is to the west, looking out toward Hood Canal in the distance.
Looking across the Duckabush River, the view from our campsite at Five Mile Camp. 
Four miles in to the hike, Eric pauses at a lookout on the way up "Big Hump," the low pass that marks the entry in the Olympic Mountains.
Jill toils up the trail toward the top of Big Hump. The mountains in front of her are subsidiary peaks of The Brothers, a mountain we will climb in just a few short weeks!
Eric pauses on top of Big Hump. The view is to the west, looking out toward Hood Canal in the distance.
Looking across the Duckabush River, the view from our campsite at Five Mile Camp.
posted by Eric at 1:30 PM
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