The historic Crater Lake Lodge
You may or may not be aware, but their is a list of Historic landmark hotels in America, stretching from...
Oregon
where the forest meets the sea
All areas may have already been explored before, seen and photographed, but not through my experience, not with my eyes....
The Painted Hills
It only took one picture for me to know I would be traveling to the Painted Hills of Oregon. What...
Thor’s Well
The walk among the slippery rocks was a treacherous trail, yet one will risk life and limb to see the...
The Spouting Horn
Continuing along the Captain Cook trail, the forest opens to rocky shores and tide pools. Benches house those that choose...
The Devil’s churn
My exploration of the Cape Perpetua area along Central Oregon's coastline initially had only one purpose. Find and see Thor's Well....
Yachats
I take the scenic but long two and half hour drive south from Portland, slowly going through green valleys and...
The McKenzie
Deep into the wooded forests of Central Oregon is a trail that will put you in the midst of the...
The Blue Pool
It's midsummer, and I find myself in a torn flannel shirt and a beanie better suited for winter than hiking...
Oneonta trail
Whilst many first time travelers to the Columbia River Gorge make their way to the infamous Multnomah Falls, I find myself...
boy, you best pray that I bleed real soon…
how's that thought for you? Lyrics such as that are what hooked me to the artist Tori Amos back in...
the Hobbit trail
The moss drapes the trees, rocks and bushes like a dark spell from yesteryear. Donning a warm cap, I make...