Last waterfall on the Paulina Plunge Tour
Today’s photo is from more than seven years ago. Anyone know the name of these falls?

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Today’s photo is from more than seven years ago. Anyone know the name of these falls?
Not exactly Ashland, but I’m still out of the country for another 10 days or so. Therefore, something from Oregon will have to suffice for today.
You can find dozens of Clark’s Grebes in Upper Klamath Lake this time of year. However, most of the mating rituals happen soon after they arrive in late April so it’s a little late to see much activity. Putnam’s Point is a good place to park and watch.
Here is a pretty cool video (especially after the 50 second mark).
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If April showers bring May flowers, what do April snows bring?
We went for a hike on Wagner Butte on Saturday, expecting rain but receiving snow. Snow, instead of rain, was far more comfortable on this 10-mile hiking adventure.
I’ve done this trail before in sunny weather. Directions can be found here. Note that the bullet-ridden sign (top image in link) is no longer there so don’t be looking for it.