CSyoey
CSyoey OP t1_j77h6pv wrote
Reply to comment by TwoscoopsDrumpf in Near Metalline Falls. Way up there in the northeastern most part of Washington by CSyoey
You are correct! I stumbled upon mi pond this summer on accident and I’ve been coming back frequently since then
CSyoey OP t1_j72xp5x wrote
Reply to comment by FogoCanard in Near Metalline Falls. Way up there in the northeastern most part of Washington by CSyoey
I’ve only seen tracks in the snow. None that look predatory, just deer mostly. In the city you’ll see deer all day every day, but the further away you go the more they hide
CSyoey OP t1_j72xi0o wrote
Reply to comment by liquilife in Near Metalline Falls. Way up there in the northeastern most part of Washington by CSyoey
I’m relatively new around these parts, I’m sure long timers would tell you it’s gone to shit lol. But I like the area
CSyoey OP t1_j72p1xl wrote
Reply to comment by ImAnIdeaMan in Near Metalline Falls. Way up there in the northeastern most part of Washington by CSyoey
I think it’s technically outside of the national forest, I can’t remember. I live in Colville and this place was about an hour and a half north from here
Near Metalline Falls. Way up there in the northeastern most part of WashingtonSubmitted by CSyoey t3_10so1wi in Washington
CSyoey t1_iv69pyt wrote
Reply to Researchers designed a transparent window coating that could lower the temperature inside buildings, without expending a single watt of energy. This cooler may lead to an annual energy saving of up to 86.3 MJ/m² or 24 kWh/m² in hot climates by mossadnik
Interesting, I’d love to see this implemented. Although I’m curious, wouldnt it reflect those ultraviolet and near infrared rays and possibly cause more damage to people’s skin and eyes while outside in areas with buildings that have this film?
CSyoey t1_j8abiz9 wrote
Reply to How dangerous are western Washington's woods for a chronic forest wanderer? by cinderings
I like to do the same thing! Maybe we’ll run into each other some day