Here is another view of the backside of Pittock Mansion with the setting sun in the background.
No CommentsMoving to the backyard, you get another nice view of the house with a big picture view of the Portland.
No CommentsThe Pittock Mansion has a since view of the surrounding area including most of Portland. This is the main entrance to the mansion.
No CommentsTime for another basketball game for Kalin.
No CommentsOne more from Ecola State Park of Kalin and Trista playing on the beach.
No CommentsAfter the sun set and the tide was heading out, Trista and the kids went out to play on the sand. Here is one of Trista and Kalin making hearts above their heads.
No CommentsHere is the view of the setting sun at Ecola State Park. I took the picture near the parking lot at Indian Beach.
No CommentsThe way back from the hike to the lighthouse viewpoint I capture this panorama of Indian Beach at Ecola State Park. The sun was just starting to set.
No CommentsWhile the sun was setting, someone was out looking for clams at Ecola State Park’s Indian Beach. The tide was quite high during the day, but at the time of this picture, it was going out.
No CommentsOn the way home from Yurt camping, we stopped by Indian Beach at Ecola State Park to watch the sunset. While we were there, we hiked up the trail to the lighthouse viewpoint. I captured this picture at one of the viewpoints along the trail.
No CommentsWe hiked up Neahkahnie Mountain on the first day of Yurt camping at Nahalem State Park. It was pretty foggy and the cloudy were rolling in and out. This would be a great spot to hike to during sunrise and sunset.
No CommentsWe got a chance to do some Yurt camping at Nahalem State Park in the middle of February. We were worried it would be rained out, but it turned out to be a decent weekend. Here is some drift wood where the kids were playing along the beach at Nahalem State Park.
No CommentsAnother day, another game for Kalin at Upward.
No CommentsThis is a view from the end of Angel’s Rest back towards the mountains that surround the Columbia River. The trail runs along the rocky backbone of Angel’s Rest.
No CommentsAfter leaving Multnomah Creek and taking a 3.6 mile hike, I arrived at Angel’s Rest. You can’t tell from this picture, but the sustained winds were quite high. The high winds made for some interesting times on top of the out cropping called Angel’s Rest. This view is looking Northeast into the Gorge.
No CommentsOne view of Multnomah Creek before heading back to the Wahkeena Trail and over to Angel’s Rest. This is a panoramic picture taken with four separate photos.
No CommentsAnother views of the Multnomah Creek above Multnomah Falls in the Columbia Gorge.
No CommentsI liked this section of the trail as it travels right next to the river. There is an alternate route that you can take when this on is unpassable due to high water.
No CommentsMy webpage redesign is almost complete. I put up a new portfolio with links to printroom.com, my new print store, so go check it out. I also added a “Stay Connected” section to the sidebar where you can follow me on some of the social networking websites. Let me know what you think.
Karl
No CommentsHere you can see a number of fallen trees that cross the river, as I continued up the Multnomah Creek.
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