Looking down I-5
I have shown you a picture from this location on this November morning before, but I think I like the sky in this version a little more.

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I have shown you a picture from this location on this November morning before, but I think I like the sky in this version a little more.
Blue sky normally means instant death to snow in Ashland, but we were treated to a rare spectacle in late February. Today (March 9) Grizzly Peak, although still snow capped, looked a bit green and we hit 60 degrees, a sure sign that Spring is not far away.
All classes have been cancelled in the Ashland School District today. SOU hasn’t made an announcement yet. I’m not teaching today, but I’m guessing SOU will close as well.
Today’s photo is the view from my computer chair just a few minutes ago. You can’t really see it in the picture, but the snow is coming down fast and furiously.
We’ve been having some nice sunrises recently.
…and some ice under a blue sky at Lake of the Woods.
I don’t know where all the ducks are in this recent photo, but usually the upper duck pond in Lithia Park is teaming with them. Since returning from Japan, I’ve noticed the duck pond to also be well stocked with koi. Also, the water is no longer green. When did these things happen?
I hope you don’t mind if I share Seattle photos with you for a couple weeks. This picture could have been taken in Ashland I suppose. The Pacific Northwest shares some common, or at least similar, scenes.
I took this pic on a little trail in Washington Park, just to the west of the Japanese Garden.
I went for a walk yesterday in the late afternoon. This was the view looking north (and maybe slightly west) towards Medford from above the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The sky was going through sort of a pre-sunset. The clouds seemed to be coming off the mountain, almost like a fire.