"A stream once flowed here now only a meandering spring displaying autumn color the Takh Takh Meadow Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington state's Cascade Mountain Range near Mount Adams. (""Takh Takh"" is a Taidnapam/Yakama word meaning ""small Prairie"") in the edge of the meadow, a lodgepole pine forest hides an ancient volcanic flow - large black rough bolders rising abruptly 50-100 feet above the surrounding land."
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