Benham Falls
Benham Falls (Sunriver, Oregon)
A nice walk or bike ride from Sunriver, Benham Falls is an atypical waterfall.
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Happening today in Ashland
No guarantee of sprinklers this year…
Rogue River Gorge
Rogue River Gorge (Union Creek, Oregon)
Fairy Ponds in Lithia Park
Fairy Ponds in Ashland’s Lithia Park
Spring is a good time to photograph Ashland Creek in Lithia Park as the water levels tend to be higher, the rocks extra mossy, and you can even find an occasional spot with flowers.
Fall seems to have arrived
A Japanese Maple in the rain
Along with cooler temps, we have now had a bit of rain and fog in Ashland. It feels like summer’s over. I bet we still have a few more summer-like days ahead though.
Summer is winding down
Lake of the Woods
Southern Oregon
Temperatures are dropping, especially at night. Let’s not forget just how much fun was had in summer as we head into a hopefully equally exciting fall season.
Back to school
end of summer
Not for me, but for my kids, today they go back to school after a summer break that included good times like the above. My summer break continues for another few weeks.
Smooth and Shiny
Storm leaves Ashland Creek running through Lithia Park with tons of water to process. This spoon was found in this location in the gazebo along the creek near the band shell.
Fishing anyone?
Today’s photo is from last week’s trip to the Howard Prairie Lake Resort Marina. Today we are heading down to California to do a weekend of camping at Lake Siskiyou.
Mount McLoughlin can be seen in the distance in the center. In real life the mountain stands out much more, but with a wide angle lens everything seems more distant than in reality.
Howard Prairie Lake
Twenty miles east of Ashland you will find Howard Prairie Lake. We headed up there yesterday to escape the heat and take a bike ride. At an elevation of over 4500 feet (Ashland is at 2000 feet), the temperature is usually about 10 degrees cooler.
Today’s photo is a three pic photomerge (with a wide angle lens to begin with) so it covers almost 180 degrees. If you look really closely you can see Mt. McLoughlin to the right of center.