Mt Adams-I saw a mountain goat!

I went on a hiking trip with my father and relatives from the east coast. We began in thick forest which eventually transitioned into alpine meadows and b the end of the hike we were at a glacier. Definitely one of the most scenic hikes I have ever taken, wildflowers and meandering little springs all over the place. I will definitely be returning to this spot.

Sweet Creek Falls

Feeling the strain of too much school and work I decided to relax with a camping trip. I packed my camera, dog, and a little food and made tracks to Honeyman State Park to sleep for the night. The next morning I drove to the Sweet Creek Trailhead which is about 50 miles from Eugene but only about 15 miles from my camping spot. The trail is named after the Sweet family who traveled to the area from Illinois in 1845. They took the 6 month journey along with 100 other wagons to settle in Oregon. By the time the wagon train arrived only 7 wagons had survived of the initial 100. The family settled on 160 acres and were the first homesteaders to make their life along this awesome creek. The hike is really mellow and the creek is quite a sight. It seems like you come across a beautiful waterfall section around every corner. At the base of each falls are deep clear pools surrounded by smooth rock formations and lush vegetation, mini lagoons just missing the mermaids.

Sauvie Mill 2

Dan & Colin this time. More lighting techniques. Total Death Metal.

~JH For Jewelhunters.

~Ninja-Guy-Dan.

~ Bottled Syringe.

Homestead Between Shaniko and Kent / Kent Itself.

Day trip to a favorite homestead, very picturesque, complete with lake and deer skeleton.

After that we went to kent and stopped at the abandoned gym and shot some hoops. We also explored an abandoned house and neighboring garage.