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the high divide, olympic national park
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the high divide, olympic national park
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A visitor on horseback enjoys the view of Seattle Creek looking toward Mount Muncaster as viewed from the High Divide,Â
Olympic National Park, 1934Â
Meadow just Before Sol Duc Park by jaythom256
Olympic National Park, Washington
Green Trees oleh Jayson McIvor
Hiking the High Divide Loop in Olympic National Park, August 18th and 19th 2015
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The High Divide by Lin Enger was chosen as an Indie Next pick for the month of October!
“Enger gets everything right in this absorbing novel of late 19th century America. A man with a long-held secret leaves his family in Minnesota to fulfill a personal mission. His sons, not even men yet, set out to find him on a dangerous journey that takes them into Montana Territory. His wife, deserted and with no good options, goes looking for all of them. A wonderful, gripping book about obligation and redemption set in a fascinating post-Custer West. Cold Mountain is a legitimate comparison.” –Stan Hynds, Northshire Bookstore, Manchester Center, VT
 “The High Divide is a wonderful story of four family members on the Minnesota prairie of 1886. Each one, father, mother and two sons, feels isolated and burdened. Each one embarks on a difficult journey both emotional and physical into a world of Indians, bluecoats, and buffalo. The western landscape they travel is wounded too, but it offers an opportunity for understanding and even redemption for long-buried secrets.” –Clint McKnight, Maria’s Bookshop, Durango, CO
Green Trees by photosbysomeguy on Flickr.