Oregon
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 1 Sunrise Sunrise proof that Oregon cloudcover isn\'t always dreary |  2 Saddle Mountain Off Hy. 26 between Elsie and Seaside |  3 Mt. Hood Photo from edge of coast range, looking east |
 4 Multnomah Falls / Hy. I - 84 25 minutes from east Portland. |  5 Portland, Oregon Japanese Garden |  6 Largest sitka spruce - In the USA - About 1000\' off Hy. 26 near mile marker 3 just east of Seaside |
 7 Latourelle Falls 250\' Latourelle Falls in Columbia River Gorge about 20 minutes east of Portland |  8 Columbia River gorge Vista House above cliff on right. 733 feet above Columbia River |  9 Gorge Same view, less zoom |
 10 Gorge ?? If my memory is right, this photo is taken right at the Vista House which was in a previous image |  11 Evergreen aviation museum Under the Spruce Goose wing - the Blackbird, a previous top secret surviellance aircraft that broke records for altitude and speed. |  12 Chinese garden Downtown Portland. Enlarge this to see the detailed stone work on the ground |
 13 Portland Chinese Garden Outside near the street |  14 Oregon historic highway Above Hy. 84 between Multnomah Falls and the historic Vista House |  15 Eagle Creek at Autumn About 45 minutes up the trail |
 16 Eagle Creek at Autumn About 1 hour up the trail down an offshoot to the Punchbowl falls |  17 Eagle Creek at Autumn Punchbowl falls |  18 Eagle Creek at Autumn Punchbowl Falls seen from main trail |
 19 Eagle Creek at Autumn About 2 hours up the trail - another waterfall on the wall and a short fall in the stream |  20 Mt. Hood Near Campcreek campground (December). |  21 Government Camp Another house in Government Camp community |
 22 Ecola Park View west |  23 Fort Clatsop Reconstructed Lewis & Clark Fort - north of Gearhart, south of Astoria |  24 Large hemlock tree Near the largest sitka spruce |
 25 Ecola park Fallen tree in Ecola State Park |  26 Oswald State Park The Oregon coast range has many nursery logs |  27 Camp 18 Restaurant in Elsie - decorated with antiques as logging museum |
 28 Camp 18 Outside of restuarant |  29 Camp 18 Front of Camp 18 |  30 Camp 18 Old steam machine in parking area |
 31 Camp 18 Old piece of equipment in front |  32 Band saw Old saw at Camp 18 log restaurant |  33 Camp 18 Water wheel |
 34 Camp 18 Piece of machinery at the edge of the forest |  35 Fort Clatsop Historical display indoors |  36 Fort Clatsop Display cases in visitor center |
 37 David Poole: Artist Located in the small mall down the main drag of Seaside |  38 Seaside End of street near beach. Lewis and Clark bronze. |  39 Elk At Ecola State Park. If you want to find them, hike through the woods |
 40 Air museum In McMinnville |  41 Air museum |  42 Air museum |
 43 Air museum |  44 Air museum |  45 Turbine From generator of Bonneville Dam |
 46 Beacon Rock View Looking east from up on Beacon Rock |  47 Beacon Rock Part of the trail down. Water below is the Columbia River |  48 Beacon Rcok Same face of the rock, looking upward |
 49 Beacon Rock Also taken from the Oregon side looking across the Columbia River |  50 Beacon Rock A closer view. Click "original" beneath this frame - look for handrails zig zag |  51 Beacon Rock A view toward Oregon at the start of the short hike |
 52 Washington View of Mt. St. Helens wilderness |  53 Mt. St. Helens View north at the mountain through trees on a misty day |  54 Boardwalk near Ape Caves Near Ape Caves in Washington, this walk heads to the tree molds left from an old lava flow |
 55 Entrance to tree molds School kids can go down this ladder into a mold maze and come out at another location nearby - flashlight needed |  56 Another tree mold Formed by lava flow into forest - trees decomposed; disintegrated, and left hollow tubes |  57 Ape Caves entrance This is in Washington. The cave is one of the longest lava tubes in the USA. Bring 2 lights per person. Two main tubes to choose from. |