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One year ago today…

sou churchill hall spring blossoms

Blossoms in front of SOU’s Churchill Hall

Pilot Rock and Emigrant Lake from Songer Butte Trail

pilot rock emigrant lake from songer butte trail

March 2024

AI sucks

lithia park snow

Lithia Park in the snow (February 17, 2026)

AI seemed quite certain when it informed me that this photo of Ashland Creek that I took in Ashland’s Lithia Park was in fact a scene from the “North Fork of the Middle Fork Willamette River in the Willamette National Forest”.

A year ago…

sou snow

Southern Oregon University in the snow (February 2025)

Tennis anyone?

tennis court snow

2025 Snowmageddon

One year ago today, this was the scene.

Rookie on the PCT

rookie pct near little hyatt lake

Rookie near Little Hyatt Lake (January 2026)

One year ago

monkey puzzle tree snow ashland ridge road

Ridge Road in Ashland, Oregon (February 2025)

In February 2025, Ashland received more snow than it had in over 55 years. This winter, we haven’t had more than a few flakes that didn’t stick.

Sadly, this beautiful monkey-puzzle tree didn’t make it through 2025. I don’t know if February’s heavy snow was a contributing factor. The good news is that the owners have planted another one so in a few decades it should look similar to the old one.

Just a Little Hamlet Hiding in the Big Woods

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Ashland, Oregon with less snow than is normal for January

SOU campus morning after a night of snowfall on Grizzly

southern oregon university campus grizzly peak snow

January 2026

Little Hyatt Lake

little hyatt lake

partially frozen Little Hyatt Lake (January 2, 2026)

For whatever reason, it took us almost 25 years to visit Little Hyatt Lake for the first time in 2025. However, we just drove by because a scary-looking truck was parked there, and it wasn’t our destination on that day anyway.

Flash forward a few months to warmer-than-usual January temperatures, and we decided to go again. This time we hiked in on the PCT.