Serendipity Along Green-Dotted Highways
From Boise to Bend, we chose the green-dotted scenic route, traveling in short daily hops of 50 miles or so, escaping the heat by camping each night at a different mountain pass. Almost always you can find acceptable camping at a mountain pass. All are given names like Eldorado, Dixie, and Ochoco summits.
A town gone dead -- Ironside, OR
How sweet to wake up in the morning to sweet peas!
Adventure wagons - the old and the new.
Start a new game, like "shoe tree." Others will play. A sign says: A bearing tree - no cherries or peaches, just a few pairs.
A female horse for sure! Check out the painted toenails. We dropped in on the 4th of July parade in Redmond, OR.
Show-stopping Clydesdales!
What sensible people do on Oregon's hottest day. Deschutes River, Bend, OR
A town gone dead -- Ironside, OR
How sweet to wake up in the morning to sweet peas!
Adventure wagons - the old and the new.
Start a new game, like "shoe tree." Others will play. A sign says: A bearing tree - no cherries or peaches, just a few pairs.
A female horse for sure! Check out the painted toenails. We dropped in on the 4th of July parade in Redmond, OR.
Show-stopping Clydesdales!
What sensible people do on Oregon's hottest day. Deschutes River, Bend, ORposted by Diana | 1:46 PM
1 Comments:
Wow, you can't be far away. I just left Doc in Bend and am driving to the coast. I spend the 4th of July in Folsom with the WIN's and it was hot! I'm glad I'm in the cooler environs of Oregon. Great photos!
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