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Today’s photo is from halftime at yesterday’s AMS football game.
The vineyard in yesterday’s photo is in today’s photo on the mountainside on the left side of this picture.

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Today’s photo is from halftime at yesterday’s AMS football game.
The vineyard in yesterday’s photo is in today’s photo on the mountainside on the left side of this picture.
Today’s photo is another I took from my friend’s deck a couple weekend’s ago.
I went to a party at a friend’s house last weekend. The rain stopped an hour or two before, and things were looking really pretty from his deck.
This is basically the reverse view of yesterday’s photo which showed the Cascades from the Siskiyous. This is the Siskiyou Mountain Range from the base of the Cascades.
I love it when the sky does this. This is the view from home. The mountains are known as the Western Cascades.
The skies were gray all day long, but they cleared a bit near the end of the day when I took this photo of Crater Lake from near Sentinel Rock. Unfortunately, my memory of this location is not a good one as our bikes had just been stolen. How can bikes you are riding get stolen you ask?
As mentioned before the day had its low points. The ride was about twice as long as anticipated and after 20 miles my legs began to cramp. A few miles later we hitched a ride and hid our bikes off the road with the intention of getting a ride to our car, driving our car back, and picking up the bikes. All went as planned until we got back and found the bikes missing. A dishonest someone must have seen us hiding the bikes. 🙁
The only silver lining is that my bike was in need of an overhaul anyway, and Ryan is getting too tall for his.
A few nights back we had a really intense, and really short, lightning storm. The next morning I woke up to this view out the window.
As I walked out of the Ashland Recycling Center on Water Street the other day I had the above view. I like the empty box car over the mini tunnel. These same tracks eventually turn into this scene.
The Ashland Recycling Center is right next to a skateboard/bike park. I’m guessing that is where the biker in the tunnel is about to go.
Revisiting one of my favorite places in Southern Oregon, the Avenue of Giant Boulders.
Looks like this photo was taken in Oregon, right? Actually, I took this pic a couple weeks ago in Japan (Nikko to be exact–湯ノ湖 is the name of the lake, and I got up for an early morning bike ride at 5 a.m. to get this view). A couple more weeks and I’ll be back taking fresh photos of Ashland. Until then you can see some of my recent Japanese adventures here.
The peak in this picture is Wagner Butte. The town center is a bit to the right of today’s photograph. You can see it better in this prior entry.