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Wild & Scenic Rogue River
Coffee Pot on the Wild & Scenic Rogue River
Raider Way
SOU campus
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Today’s photo is from the archives, a bit over three years ago to be more specific. I haven’t recently looked at this direction sign closely, but I’m guessing the arrow pointing to Cascade Dining is gone as it hasn’t existed for almost two years. Soon the McNeal Pavilion will be coming down as well.
NCVA Far Western National Qualifier – Day 3
Some of the dozens of courts in a 9-photo photomerge from inside the Reno/Sparks Convention Center
Just 360 teams remain. Today the champions will be crowned.
Squirrel on campus
Southern Oregon University campus in April after a snowy night
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Pink snow
The blossoms are all gone now, but last week (during a shower) they looked like they do in today’s photo.
Ten years ago this tree looked like this.
Now the little girl that was under that tree in 2005 drives the blossom-covered car pictured under this same tree.
Hammich @ Sammich
Sammich’s Hammich with giardiniera
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Sammich menu board 2015
The Wood House
The Wood House, in Eagle Point, Oregon, turns 145 years old this year. I have never been inside. In fact, until a recent trip to hike near Crater Lake, I had never stopped even though it is right on the road. I paused for this photo because 1) I was by myself in the car for once and 2) the fog made the setting look extra good.
West Rim Drive in winter
Snowshoeing on Crater Lake’s West Rim Drive
Although Crater Lake’s snow pack is less than 30% of normal for this time of year, it is one of the few places in Southern Oregon with any snow. After bailing on our attempt to snowshoe near the Upper Rogue River due to lack of snow, we did enjoy a walk from the Rim Village to Discovery Point in 60 degree temperatures. Snowshoes weren’t absolutely necessary, but they were useful at times.