Does the name, “Mosquito Creek,” discourage people from visiting? See what they miss.
Milky Way from Mosquito Creek, #olympicnationalpark A gorgeous night in a spectacular location. @NPCA , via Hudson Henry @Hudson_Photo
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That’s a rare sight for Mosquito Creek – it rains quite often there. If it’s not raining then there is the standard Pacific marine layer clouds. Oh and there are mosquitos, many many mosquitos, that are immune to DEET and bite through wool shirts.
The bald eagles are pretty cool though.
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