The area from Mosier to the Rowena Plateau is a fun place to visit and explore. It is located in the east side […]
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Spring has arrived in the Pacific Northwest
Some gardeners believe the first crocus in bloom is the official harbinger of spring. Other folks wait until the spring […]
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The Burdoin Lollipop Adventure with Beautiful Bluebirds
The Kreps Family owns a large cattle ranch north of Bingen, Washington. They are kind enough to open their property […]
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Catherine is a Beauty
On a sunny Saturday in late winter we headed to the east side of the Columbia River Gorge to see if […]
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Columbia River Gorge Wildflower Frenzy Challenge
As many of my blog followers know, I am a freelance writer and photographer, publishing outdoors articles from time to time. […]
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Days of Wine and Widows
In mid-February I was in the east end of the Columbia River Gorge and decided to take a side trip […]
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Up against the Coyote Wall
The second Saturday of February found your intrepid hiker about 60 miles east of home in the Columbia River Gorge. […]
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Spring has arrived in the Pacific Northwest
Some gardeners believe the first crocus in bloom is the official harbinger of spring. Other folks wait until the equinox. […]
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A wilderness bouquet of winter wildflowers
Oak savannah, grasslands, eastern Columbia River Gorge, hit-and-miss sunshine on southern-facing slopes, mid-March. Mix all the ingredients together and you […]
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Sunshine and History
Two days before Leap Day, I decided to stretch my legs and do a relatively easy hike near the little town of […]