Washington Wildflower Hikes. Nathan BarnesЧитать онлайн книгу.

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      First edition, 2021

      Copyeditor: Erin Cusick

      Cover design and layout: Jen Grable and Kate Basart/Union Pageworks Cartographer: Lohnes+Wright

      Illustration: Anna-Lisa Notter

      All photographs by the authors, except for bottom photo on page 119 by Laura Shauger Cover photograph: Blue stickseed at Windy Pass (Hike 15)

      Frontispiece: Approaching the summit of Bald Mountain on the Walt Bailey Trail (Hike 21)

      Back cover photographs: Mount Baker from the Chain Lakes loop (Hike 11); subalpine mariposa lily; orange hawkweed; wildflower-filled meadows of Tiffany Mountain (Hike 17)

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      ISBN (paperback): 978-1-68051-095-9

      ISBN (ebook): 978-1-68051-096-6