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Last week we were treated to a spectacular morning view. I headed out to the lower level of our roof to get this photo. I wanted to head up to the upper level for a better panorama of the sunrise with the fog filling the valley below, but the roof was covered in ice. I couldn’t move without falling so I had to settle for this.
@SOURaiders @SOUWrestling @souwbb
Welcome to installment #22 in “The Whole Picture” in which I present the uncropped, higher resolution versions of photos that SOURaiders.com has published. For prior editions click here. For higher resolution click on the photo before saving. As always, these are best viewed on a big screen rather than a cell phone.
Some of you may have found your way here through the link on souraiders.com. I have had several people email me asking questions about buying prints or about finding all of my photos for a certain sport.
The photos I post here are a small fraction of the photos I actually have. If you would like to print any of the photos on this blog, you are welcome to do so at no charge. Be sure to click on the photo to get to the higher resolution size which will print with more quality. If you want to use them on the web (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), you are welcome to do so if you link back to traveljapanblog.com/ashland in the description of the photo. If you are using the photo in a newspaper or magazine, please credit “Al Case, Ashland Daily Photo”.
If you would like me to search through all of my photos and send you photos of the particular athlete you are looking for I charge a reasonable fee for the time it takes me to find all of those photos and to process them for you. I do not normally sell prints. I email you the high quality electronic files in .jpg format, and you can do the printing and framing yourself through a local or online service. My email is on this page or you can comment (leave a reply) to a blog entry to communicate.
To find all of my photos for a particular sport, use the following links. Click on “Older Entries” near the bottom-left of each page to view more photos.
football
basketball
softball
volleyball
soccer
wrestling
track and field
@AshLittleLeague
Ashland Little League is offering two types of registration options this year. In person registrations are at the Senior Center at Hunter Park on the following dates and times:
Saturday, January 30 – Noon – 4
Sunday, January 31 – Noon – 4
Febuary 6 – Noon – 4
Online registration:
https://active.leagueone.com/Olr/Pages/Welcome.aspx?ClubId=14557
The deadline for online registration is 2/15/16.
The fee schedule for 2016 season:
Major & Minor League Fee – $105
Rookies League – $75
T-Ball – $25
Flat Family Fee (for those families registering 2 or more players) – $155
The online registration site accepts debit & credit cards, or you can select the option to pay by check, and mail a check to the P.O. Box.
Note for those families registering 2 or more players: If utilizing the online registration, you must register all children in the same session to receive the discounted family fee. Please email admin@ashlandoregonlittleleague.org if you encounter any issues.
The final fundraising efforts to obtain a new multi-purpose turf field for Ashland High School are underway. The new field will be used year round for football, soccer, and PE classes. The current field is largely unusable most of the year. I was out there yesterday (when this photo was taken), and even though it hadn’t rained in over 24 hours, much of the field was swamp like.
There are two ways you can help.
1. Northwest Pizza is donating 10 percent of all sales beginning today to the Ashland School District’s turf field campaign. The other days are 2/10/16, 3/9/16, 4/6/16, 5/11/16, and 6/8/16.
2. Click here for more information or to donate.
@SOURaiders
There was a good-sized crowd last night at Ashland High School for the Raiders’ victories. Come on out this afternoon for today’s twin bill.
The games are exciting to watch for very different reasons. The 17-1 women dominate their opponents, and the 9-2 in-conference-play men find a way to win at the last moment. The men could just as easily be 5-6 as they’ve pulled off a win in four or five games that could have gone either way.
@BeatsAntique
… this happened in Ashland. Were you there?