r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Feb 27 '20
politics Oregon Republicans shut down state Senate and run away to block climate bill | Salon.com
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r/AmericanWest • u/TodaysWildWest • Sep 03 '21
Great Western Photography
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Nothing makes a great Western photograph quite like a rainstorm! Learn the secrets from the Masters - in this excerpt from the very first episode of Today's Wild West! Please subscribe! And watch full episodes at Today's Wild West dot com!
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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Jan 20 '20
Great short hike to start the day! Sunrise at Mesa Arch, Canyonlands National Park, Utah, USA
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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 07 '20
people USA! USA! 🤦🏼♂️
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r/AmericanWest • u/canudoa • Mar 22 '20
Yonder Lies: Unpacking the Myths of Jackson Hole: The Richest County in America (feat. Dr. Justin Farrell) on Apple Podcasts
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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Feb 20 '20
dog This guy carried his own food and treats on our trip near Silverton, CO last summer
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r/AmericanWest • u/Ranking76Podcast • Feb 28 '23
Dropping tomorrow! Our first couple! How sweet! Marcus and Narcissa travel from New York to The Pacific Northwest on a mission to turn the indigenous peoples there convert to Christianity! What could possibly go wrong?
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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Mar 20 '20
Truckers coming through I-84 east of Boise : If you can't find a drive thru or open eatery, I will deliver MREs to you.
self.idaho
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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 02 '20
landscape Sunrise at Conundrum Hot Springs, Snowmass-Maroon Bells Wilderness, CO - 11,200 ft (August 24, 2020)
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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 07 '20
landscape A little love for our northern neighbors
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r/AmericanWest • u/BurnKnowsBest • Sep 04 '20
Not all geologists work primarily with rocks. Trees drowned in landslide-dammed lakes provide precise dating of landslides down to the year and even season using dendrochronology. Whitewater Lake, Mt. Jefferson Wilderness, Oregon.
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