Enchantments #1
7 years ago
Hi all. I just got back from a week of backpacking in the Enchantments In Washington. It was startlingly beautiful. Elevation is between 5400’ and 8400’. This one in particular was at about 7800’ at Aasgard pass.
I looked through a bunch of possibilities for this one and came up with Geum rossii... no idea if that’s right or not. Flowers were about the size of a quarter.
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