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I have shown you this tree at least twice now, but it looks different every time I go for a walk on Ridge Road.
We headed up to Mt. Ashland last weekend not to ski but to sled. Normally, January is the height of the ski season but not this year. With little snow, the ski resort closed a few weeks back and won’t reopen until next week at the earliest.
The ski runs sit empty–even on a weekend in January. The sledding isn’t even ideal as there are rocks, bare spots, and the ground has more ice than snow on it. These two had a blast though.
You may remember this Buddha, meditating with the grapes. The grapes in the vineyard are long gone, and the Buddha waits patiently for their return.
Today’s photo was my random desktop image of the day. I took this picture of Ashland’s most famous hotel back in February on a snowy day in town. I left the shutter on my LX3 open for 8 seconds.
Photos can’t capture the magnificence of Crater Lake. How can such an unnatural looking blue be so natural?
We got snowed on last night. You may remember how autumn and winter got confused back in November. Today’s photo demonstrates that spring and winter can get their signals crossed as well.
BTW, can anyone identify these blossoms? Are they cherry or plum? In Japan the plum blossoms appear in February and the cherry blossoms in April, but these look more like plum blossoms to me.
We had a bit of snow this morning, not as much as in this picture from a few weeks ago. Notice the semi trucks in the background chaining up on I-5 before heading over the Siskiyou Summit.