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http://audubonmagazine.org/features0809/9.html
if there's an accompanying article to this photo i can't find it.
cool picture
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Cool pic 
Thanks for sharing!
What kind of bush is that to the side? It looks kinda like Mountain Laurel.
Greystoke
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Thanks for the Link forestryworks
Forestryworks sent this picture and link to me...Thanks man!
Here is the Link to her website:http://melissa.olsonfarlow.com/tongass-national-forest.php
And here is the link to the article:http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2007/07/tongass/chadwick-text
It should be titled: "A liberal, biased opinion about the Tongass"
The lady that took these pictures was a National Geographic photographer who went to my job and took a bunch of pictures of me at work. I was reluctant to participate when she asked, as I was worried that the article would be bad for the already struggling timber industry. She was a cool Lady, and told me that she was just a photographer, not a writer, and she thought that the article would be about how much the timber industry in Southeast Alaska had changed in the past 10 years, but whoever wrote the article needed to do their homework a lot better...very biased! Anyhow, I participated, and still stand by my original decision, as I do not think that she mislead me.
Forestryworks sent this picture and link to me...Thanks man!
Here is the Link to her website:http://melissa.olsonfarlow.com/tongass-national-forest.php
And here is the link to the article:http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2007/07/tongass/chadwick-text
It should be titled: "A liberal, biased opinion about the Tongass"
The lady that took these pictures was a National Geographic photographer who went to my job and took a bunch of pictures of me at work. I was reluctant to participate when she asked, as I was worried that the article would be bad for the already struggling timber industry. She was a cool Lady, and told me that she was just a photographer, not a writer, and she thought that the article would be about how much the timber industry in Southeast Alaska had changed in the past 10 years, but whoever wrote the article needed to do their homework a lot better...very biased! Anyhow, I participated, and still stand by my original decision, as I do not think that she mislead me.
