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Green Springs Mountain Loop Trail

Green Springs Mountain Loop Trail

Green Springs Mountain Loop Trail (September 14, 2025)

After almost 25 years in the Rogue Valley, it’s now difficult to discover new things. However, a couple of days ago we set out for a walk we had never done before.

Five years ago…

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New Sammy’s Cowboy Bistro (Talent, Oregon – September 2020)

Meanwhile, on the Oregon Coast

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Harris Beach (Oregon)

Deadfall Creek

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Trinity Mountains, California (August 9, 2025)

This picturesque peak is unnamed as it’s merely a ridge up to Mt. Eddy which is over 1,000 feet higher.

Lower Deadfall Lake

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Lower Deadfall Lake, California (August 9, 2025)

Google maps labels the biggest Deadfall Lake as “Deadfall Lakes”. That’s actually Middle Deadfall Lake. The one pictured above is a bit northwest, and quite a bit smaller–especially in summer, of Middle Deadfall Lake. Signs near here say “Toad Lake”, but Toad Lake is actually about four miles from here.

Japanese Maple Sunset

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from one of those wild sunset nights we had earlier this month

Rogue Suspects @ OSF Green Show

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The Rogue Suspects performed a Bonnie Raitt tribute earlier this month

Russian Wilderness of Northern California

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Upper Ruffey Lake with Etna Mountain

Three years ago from Grizzly Peak

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Mt. Shasta, Pilot Rock, I-5, and Emigrant Lake (July 2022)

Reverse sunset

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Ashland, Oregon – July 3, 2025

For several nights before the 4th of July, Ashland experienced some out-of-this-world sunsets. The above is actually looking east, in the opposite direction of the sunset. I imagine looking west (which we can’t really see from our home) would have been even better.