Wahkeena Falls Trail (and weather)
It was finally time for me to re-visit these trails in the wake of wildfire and in a window of dry weather.
Read More Wahkeena Falls Trail (and weather)Careening through life and learning stuff
It was finally time for me to re-visit these trails in the wake of wildfire and in a window of dry weather.
Read More Wahkeena Falls Trail (and weather)I know I am spoiled that I have the option to get out of town when others don’t. I am grateful.
Read More Weekend in LyleWill came to visit from Rhode Island for two weeks. Prior to this visit he had never stepped foot into Washington or Oregon. I was delighted to be able to show his virgin eyes my favourite part of the world. On our first day back home after Seattle, the day dawned sunny once more, and […]
Read More Rock & FallsThe people that choose outlet malls over this are insane. Truly. Off their rockers.
Read More Indians in the GorgeI managed to get out with my hiking group again on Sunday. Saturdays are sooo busy (this one was my Mt. Hood Cherokees meeting), and the option for Sunday hikes is appreciated. My hike the previous weekend to Poo Poo Point gave me a chance to prepare my body a little, because this hike was 6.8 miles to […]
Read More Larch Mountain HikeWe would be hiking the Cherry Orchard Trail that also begins near Lyle, and I knew ahead of time that I would like it.
Read More Cherry Orchard TrailMy philosophy is that there is potential danger all around us at all times, and that a trail is actually safer than a sidewalk.
Read More Cliffs, moss, waterfallsThe Hood River Valley is famous for its fruit.
Read More Hood River fruit blossomsI keep finding new reasons to talk about this place because it’s JUST SO AMAZING.
Read More Frozen WaterfallsSunday I was scheduled for some mandatory overtime, so Saturday Arno and I took the opportunity to try Beacon Rock again. And the trail is open!
Read More Beacon Rock (take two), fish and Indians