Thanks Washington!
I was fortunate enough to spend two months leading eagle workshops in the great state of Washington. This video is a thank you to everyone that took part in my workshops and stopped by to say hello.
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thanks for saying hello at the eagle shoot out ! Just bought some tees , Glad to support you, Would like to get your book. If you ever want to come to Mt. St. Helens and need a tour contact me. I grew up there and lived on the Mt. before she blew. Cabins available!
It was my pleasure! Thanks for the offer!
Mark