Rainy Rhododendrons
I had a whole day in front of me. Why not see some flowers in the rain?
Read More Rainy RhododendronsCareening through life and learning stuff
I had a whole day in front of me. Why not see some flowers in the rain?
Read More Rainy RhododendronsThe Butchart Gardens in March offer a mood of dark quiet, wisps of foggy intrigue, and solitude.
Read More What to like about The Butchart Gardens in MarchI 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 HikeRight away M and I could see that people want to live in Vancouver.
Read More Coast Roadtrip: Vancouver, BCRain photos may be good for a few laughs.
Read More Coast Roadtrip: Wet WashingtonThis morning we took off on our coast road trip.
Read More Coast Roadtrip: OregonWe 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 Trail…and then BLAM! An incredible snapshot is framed ahead of you.
Read More Laurelhurst budsIn December I hiked to Mirror Lake and Tom Dick and Harry Mountain for the first time. Though the whole region was sunny that day, there was a little microclimate engulfing our local volcano, Mt. Hood. Snow actually fell during the hike. At the summit of the mountain, I was told that it is typically […]
Read More Mirror Lake: The scenes I missedI stood in the middle of the Hawthorne Bridge last night and took lots of blurry photos. I don’t know if it was the vibrating bridge that shook a little more each time a car pounded past me, or the dry cold air blasting into my face that had me in tears the entire time. […]
Read More Clear, cold, colorful New Year’s Eve