Astoria, OR – Gateway to the Columbia
Astoria was the first permanent US settlement west of the Rocky Mountains founded in 1811, only 6 years after Lewis and Clark arrived here. Continue reading Astoria, OR – Gateway to the Columbia
Northwest Coast Preview
The Astoria-Megler Bridge across the Columbia River is over 3.5 miles (5.6 km) long! Continue reading Northwest Coast Preview
Gorgeous Afternoon
Multnomah Falls is a must see for anyone planning to visit the Portland, Oregon area. Continue reading Gorgeous Afternoon
Highway to Hell
Hells Canyon is quite remote, encompassing over 214,000 acres of wilderness with only a small portion accessible by vehicle… Continue reading Highway to Hell
Snake River Desolation
…At one time this area was a nasty place to be – the middle of incredibly huge lava flows. Continue reading Snake River Desolation
Rocky Mountain High
…Imagine seeing John, Paul, George and Ringo here playing live among the rocks! Continue reading Rocky Mountain High
Lake Amistad National Recreation Area
Somewhere near the rocky shoreline is a new hand-painted lure caught between some rocks just under the water… Continue reading Lake Amistad National Recreation Area
Capitol Reef Revisited – Day 2
When visiting mother nature, just keep your eyes open and be prepared to enjoy whatever comes your way.
Capitol Reef Revisited – Day 1
…I was only thinking about the place, the view and how to convey the unique beauty of this canyon in my photographs. Continue reading Capitol Reef Revisited – Day 1
Spring Flowers
I know we all like to see the bright and rich colors from the flower photos, but I was curious to see what I could do with one in a monochrome. Continue reading Spring Flowers
Scenes from Chama
It was June of 2015 when I first rolled into Chama…to ride the old steam train from Chama, New Mexico to Antonito, Colorado Continue reading Scenes from Chama
Cactus Blooms
Since we are right at the beginning of March, I thought I would post a few shots from a trip I took to St. George, Utah … Continue reading Cactus Blooms
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