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The Dean McFetridge and Mike Harmon families collaborated to build an impromptu snow structure — also known as an igloo — last weekend at the Winthrop U.S. Forest Service housing complex. According to reports, there was no interest in building a fire inside the snow hut.
Patterson Lake in the afternoon on Dec. 14, 2014. Photo by Patty Payne
We were just wonderling …
… what happened to the thoroughfare formerly known as Wandling Road, located off of Twin Lakes Road, after the county finished a major paving project recently — which included this new sign. Photo courtesy of Aristides Pappidas
Photo taken in reader’s Twisp Backyard on Aug. 10, 2014. Photo by Don Elsing
One of two twins spotted in the Twin Lakes area. Photo by Janet Hill
Memorial Day picnics aren’t just for humans! This photo was taken by reader Erik Sebby at his cabin near Mazama. Photo by Erik Sebby
Gracie, owned by Tom and Sonya Campion of Mazama, takes a recent romp at Lewis Butte. Photo courtesy Sonya Campion
Kuirstin Pilkington sliding into home at May 13 game against Oroville. Reader submitted by Brent Tannehill
There were several moose sightings in the Methow Valley this past weekend, from Twin Lakes Road to Twisp River Road. Kathie McMillen snapped some photos of this moose near Twin Lakes Road, not far from the school campus. Photo by Kathie McMillen
A cougar walking down the middle of the road in front of a West Chewuch home. This photo, taken by the homeowner, shows one of the cats collared during the course of local research efforts. This animal is not known to be involved in any of the depredation incidents in the Methow Valley this winter. Photo by Georgia Adams
At the August butterflies workshop with conversationist Robert Michael Pyle at North Cascades Basecamp, Joy Farquarh held a wood nymph on her nose ready for release after learning its life history. Photo submitted by Kim and Steve Bondi
Washington Pass on Aug.4, after a thunderstorm. Photo by Julianna Owens
The Milky Way, as seen from Wolf Creek Road, Winthrop. Photo submitted by Mark McGee
Zeus, Dottie and Ella enjoying the view and the cool breeze atop Slate Peak. Photo courtesy of Julianna Owens.
Sunday, Aug. 4: Joseph Weaver, left, and Casey Bouchard and their dog Meg, aka, Nutmeg, aka Nut, aka Nut Job, on top of Goat Peak just below the lookout. Photo by Jennifer Kovitz.

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