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Showing posts with label oregon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oregon. Show all posts
Friday, September 4, 2015
Elowah Falls, Oregon
In this day and age when anyone can snap a pretty good photo, there is still a difference between those photos and a photo taken by a professional. I've always wanted to take pictures like this. My mind sees it, but I can't make the camera do what I want! Richard Bitonti has figured it out. He's a photographer in the Pacific Northwest, and takes fantastic photos of places like Elowah Falls, which is in Oregon along the Columbia Gorge east of Portland.
Monday, August 24, 2015
Clear Lake Oregon - Global Warming Has Hit
My son and I took a trip up to Mt. Hood yesterday to explore. We love getting into the car and heading to a trail or lake that we've never seen.
When we got to the lake it was a huge disappointment. What once once an obviously beautiful lake is now a shallow pond surrounded by fetid, decaying ground with flies buzzing all around. The graveyard of tree stumps and long lost bottles litter the lake shore.

I felt like we were at Chernobyl or someplace where a nuclear accident had happened.
The lack of snowfall this past winter and over the last 10 years, led to this lake drying up to almost non-existence. Of course I have no way to prove it's because of global warming, but the evidence does point in that direction.
Maybe Obama can bring about some action when he speaks at the National Clean Energy Summit in Las Vegas today.
When we got to the lake it was a huge disappointment. What once once an obviously beautiful lake is now a shallow pond surrounded by fetid, decaying ground with flies buzzing all around. The graveyard of tree stumps and long lost bottles litter the lake shore.
I felt like we were at Chernobyl or someplace where a nuclear accident had happened.
The lack of snowfall this past winter and over the last 10 years, led to this lake drying up to almost non-existence. Of course I have no way to prove it's because of global warming, but the evidence does point in that direction.
Maybe Obama can bring about some action when he speaks at the National Clean Energy Summit in Las Vegas today.
Labels:
Clear Lake,
Global Warming,
National Clean Energy Summit,
Obama,
oregon
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
Picture of the Day - Cannon Beach, Oregon
Picture of the Day - This is on the beach at Cannon Beach, Oregon. The rock is Haystack Rock. Life at the Oregon coast is pretty good.
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