Your Daily Dose of Postcards!

"This rare and beautiful creature with its white, bushy tail is found nowhere in the world outside the North Rim portion of Kaibab National Forest in Northern Arizona. Extremely shy and elusive, it is sometimes seen but seldom photographed by travelers along the highway to Grand Canyon."

Bull Moose - Yellowstone National Park (Photo by Jeff Henry)

"Having the distinction of being the most difficult of ALL Oregon Lighthouses to build, (30ft. of Basalt rock had to literally be blown off of the top) the lighthouse still stands today. Although it has been decommissioned, and it's light extinguished, it still cuts an impressive figure offshore between Seaside & Cannon Beach Oregon."

"Established as the first National Park in 1872, it is most remembered for the beautiful wildlife and the variety of geological wonders. A postage stamp tour includes the interior of historic Olf Faithful Inn, a wandering grizzly bear, sunset over Lake Yellowstone, Old Faithful Inn and Geyser, and the Lower Falls dropping into the Grand Canyon."

CHRISTMAS LIGHTING, first Saturday in December."

"14,162 feet and over 10,000 vertical rise from the valleys below. Mount Shasta towers over Northern California."

Tillamook, Oregon (Photo by Mel Anderson)

"This photograph shows part of the water system Henry Yesler built to his own home at city expense, as displayed on the UNDERGROUND TOUR. His water was described as, "Brown, murky, tasting like sulpher and being full of insects.""

"Mt. Hood with its perpetual coating of snow and Mt. Jefferson in the distance."

"Snow blankets the ski lodge on the slopes of Mt. Hood, making a scene of fantasy through which skiers have made tracks in the 200-inches of snow that have fallen. The lodge was built during the Great Depression in the 1930's and stands today as a National Historical Site and is the largest wooden structure of its kind."

Alaska Highway (by A.C.E)

"Jackrabbits and colorful flowers are still common in the western United States. The paintbrush depicted here, castilleja latifolia, is a coastal species in bloom from February to September. The Blacktail Jackrabbit, lepus californicus, occurs in most states west of the Mississippi River."

"An early morning view of the historical western town of Winthrop, Washington. Located in the beautiful Methow Valley of North-Central Washington."

"Exciting and adventuresome is the trip into the depths of the might canyon down the Bright Angel Trail. Here from the South Rim of the canyon the trail is glimpsed far below as it disappears into the inner granite gorge."

"Oregon's highest mountain peak, as seen across Lost Lake. This is one of the West's most beautiful settings."

"The famous Paradise Inn in Paradise Valley is the center of scenic splendor. Daily trips over scenic routes from Seattle and Tacoma are made in sightseeing type motor coaches."

"Emanuel Manis shown with the two Mastodon tusks he discovered while excavating for a farm pond August 8, 1877 near Sequim, Washington. The Manis Farm has now been placed on the National Register of Historical Sites at the significant level."