I think I remember that, but I'll have to look back at my photos or at Google Earth. I don't get into the high Oregon desert/farm country often, and I don't know which highway I was on without looking :) I have a tug for you today on Astoria DP.
Welcome back! What a strange slice of land, it looks almost extraterrestrial. An impressive view and a beautiful image. By chance, I have a tug for you either, yesterday!
Great perspective, the expanse of sky lends a real isolation to the photo. I like your idea of two blogs. I've got my Tucson blog, but have other photos that I don't know what to do with - you've got me thinking.
Aaii! I lived in Hermiston, too! They are destroying 11 percent of the Nation's chemical weapons at the Depot there. When I live there, I had an emergency radio & a "shelter in place kit" in case anything went wrong at the depot. The kit & radio were provided by the town... a little eerie to say the least.
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great blues - beautiful big skies - fab perspective :)))
That Big Sky and that Flat Land just seem to go on and on!
That is wonderful scenery. I grew up in California and I've been to all of the Wesrern states except Oregon and Alaska. I want to see both someday.
Love this view! It almost looks like a movie set made up of miniature buildings.
I think I remember that, but I'll have to look back at my photos or at Google Earth. I don't get into the high Oregon desert/farm country often, and I don't know which highway I was on without looking :) I have a tug for you today on Astoria DP.
Welcome back! What a strange slice of land, it looks almost extraterrestrial. An impressive view and a beautiful image.
By chance, I have a tug for you either, yesterday!
@ VP: extraterrestrial? Are you okay? ;-)
Beautiful scenery, looks so peaceful!
God bless you!
Cezar
Looks like you were out in the middle of nowhere! This could be a scene from many places in the midwest or west.
Beautiful shot.
Welcome back! I'm sure that you had a great time. And no, I won't be reading much of anything in French...merci very much! Wish I could!
Great perspective, the expanse of sky lends a real isolation to the photo.
I like your idea of two blogs. I've got my Tucson blog, but have other photos that I don't know what to do with - you've got me thinking.
On sent ton amour pour les fermes americaines..
Moi, ce sont ces grands espaces qui me font fantasmer.
I am familiar with the name of Hermiston but haven't been there myself. Great capture of the grain elevators and the bridge in the background.
Aaii! I lived in Hermiston, too! They are destroying 11 percent of the Nation's chemical weapons at the Depot there. When I live there, I had an emergency radio & a "shelter in place kit" in case anything went wrong at the depot. The kit & radio were provided by the town... a little eerie to say the least.
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