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The Summit of Burdoin Mountain in Early Springtime
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Beautiful Spring Butterflies
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A Beautiful Spring Day in the Eastern Columbia River Gorge
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Wonders of Wonders, a Naked Broomrape
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Late Winter Wildflowers North of the 45th Parallel
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Memaloose Hills on a Stormy Winter’s Day
The Memaloose Hills are west of the Rowena Plateau, accessible from the Memaloose Overlook parking area. In early spring the […]
A Mid-Winter Ascent to Phlox Point
Phlox Point is the 2,957-foot summit of Hardy Ridge and one of the best destinations for a hike near the Portland […]
Gillette Lake and Greenleaf Falls on a mid-Winter’s Day
Seven hours hiking, mostly in the heavy rain and gusty winds. The twilight-like atmosphere under the trees and the smell […]
First Wildflowers of 2018
Some gardeners believe the first crocus in bloom is the official harbinger of spring. Other folks wait until the equinox. […]