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Since I can tell you didn’t get your fill of Voodoo Doughnuts yesterday, I’ve added some more in today’s entry. Click on this photograph to make it bigger and then look closely. What do you see? A pentagram donut perhaps? There were so many crazy ones. The whole place was crazy really. One wall was wallpapered with random obituaries–a first in restaurant decor I’m sure.
Last week we spent several days in Portland. So for the next week or so on Ashland Daily Photo you will get to see the other city on the far extreme of the state.
Today’s picture is of the lovely bacon donut we didn’t purchase at Voodoo Doughnut. The giant, glazed donut behind the bacon donut doesn’t look that large in this picture for some reason, but it is actually huge. I would estimate it to have at least 5X the calories of a regular glazed donut. It goes by the name Tex-Ass donut, and it is free if you can eat it in under 80 seconds.
This is the video I took of Hanneke Cassel with my LX3 a while back. The quality was much better before Youtube crunched it.
I took this photograph from N Phoenix Road in Phoenix, just north of Ashland. Although the “mountain” on the right seems higher, it is actually only at an altitude of about 7,150 feet. The name is Wagner Butte and it makes for a beautiful hike in late spring.
To the left, and still covered in snow, is Mt. Ashland. The elevation of Mt. Ashland is over 7,500 feet. It appears lower from this angle simply because it is further away.
A good way to start the morning…
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