Monday, March 22, 2010
McCall Preserve
This part of the Historic Columbia highway was beautiful. It not-so-gently curved around the bluffs. I can't imagine what this must have been like to travel on when it was originally finished.
A near picture perfect homestead.
We were a little early for most of the wild flowers, but what we saw were amazing.
Looking toward the Columbia River from up top.
From the top of the bluff to I-84 was nearly straight down.
Since I am the one stopping to take pictures, Karen is always ahead of me on the trail. I frequently catch her sitting down on the job waiting for me to catch up and once I do, we're off again.
On both sides of the river there are train tracks. On the Washington, I followed a train as it entered the four tunnels along that part of the track.
It was so peaceful up there, not a breath of wind. This was one of three ponds we encountered. I was a greyt day.
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