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Grizzly Peak (Ashland, Oregon)
Today’s photo comes from a couple weeks ago. The sun was setting so Grizzly was mostly dark. However, the sun was hitting a bit of the snowy top, and it looked rather magical. Unfortunately, I don’t think this photo captures how lovely it was in person.
South Brown Mountain Shelter (January 2018)
South Brown Mountain Shelter (January 2017)
Mt. Ashland still doesn’t have enough snow to open. My snowshoes have sat in the garage this winter, just like they did this past summer. Maybe the storms later this week will produce something?
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Large sections of the PCT, in Oregon anyway, are very walkable this time of year even though last year they were under many feet of snow.
For our Christmas walk this year we went to Jacksonville and pretty much walked in the dark. Last year, when I took this photo, we were up on Mt. Ashland under blue skies and had an extraordinary sunset.
Well, not this much, but today is supposed to be the last day to hit 80 degrees for at least the next 10 days. Maybe we won’t see 80 again this year?
In other news, there is a chance of snow at SOU’s football game this Saturday in Dillon, Montana.
Today’s photo comes from May of this year. Snow in May? Not in the valley but Hobart frequently gets snow in April and sometimes in May.
Today’s forecast is for a high of 97 degrees with lots of smoke so today’s photo is of 32 degrees and clear skies.
Mt. Shasta from Mount Ashland on Christmas day 2016
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My random, desktop image of the day…
SOU’s Hannon Library after a snowy night
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