Spring in Spokane
After a long winter including a windstorm, Spring is finally here. People and marmots enjoy the warmer temperatures.
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Strollers experience the power of the upper falls of the Spokane River, with early spring runoff, on a Riverfront Park foot bridge under sunny skies Tuesday, Mar. 16, 2021.
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A gaggle of Canada geese raise the dander of a leased dog as they launch and honk over the Lilac Bowl in Riverfront Park, Tuesday, March 16, 2021, in Spokane.
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Sam Weston, 41, does his best to balance atop a slack line strung between a pair of trees near the Lilac Bowl in Riverfront Park, Tuesday, According to Weston, it just takes practice. ÒItÕs like riding a bike,Ó he said.
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People enjoy the warm weather and the Upper Falls on Friday, Mar. 12, 2021.
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Another sign that spring is coming - A yellow-bellied marmots poke a head up to look at people walking on the riverside trail near the Ruby River Hotel Wednesday, Mar. 17, 2021. A colony of marmots, recently emerged from winter hibernation, inhabit a den on the bank of the Spokane River near the hotel. Marmots often begin their hibernation as early as September and it can last up to 200 days each year.
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Another sign that spring is coming - A group of yellow-bellied marmots poke their heads up to look at people walking on the riverside trail near the Ruby River Hotel Wednesday, Mar. 17, 2021. A colony of marmots, recently emerged from winter hibernation, inhabit a den on the bank of the Spokane River near the hotel.
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