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And this afternoon , we drove to the Bridge of Gods and back on the way to the airport and here’s a picture from the Cape Horn overlook which is essentially a piece of heaven on earth
Astoria and Cape Disappointment, view from about 10K above Castle Rock
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There's the ol' Willamete River flowing into me
Columbia River - Lake Revelstoke
One of my beautiful tributaries.
B&W Washington state across the Columbia River
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Clouds and blue sky are my jam! Gorgeous day. 🌞 #PDX
My mouth
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Columbia River estuary at sunset, Astoria Oregon. #photography
The western end of Columbia River Gorge, as seen from Tunnel Point looking upriver towards Rooster Rock.Gorge.
Camera: Canon 90D
Lens: Rokinon 35mm F1.2 SP
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A ship entering the mouth of the Columbia River with a helicopter following along minutes ago.
The wind is starting to pick up at South Jetty.
One of the things I did not realize entirely how much I’d miss by moving is being by the ocean regularly.
And going to Astoria, Oregon for regular wanders as I have been doing since I was little.
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The sunset along the Columbia River; never give up on freedom
Greetings from the Columbia River.
From the mouth of the Columbia River at South Jetty on Friday. These are showing the weather conditions between the morning (ship) and the afternoon (jetty).
OTD modern day Fort Canby: Nov. 22 1805 William Clark wrote: “wind violent from the SSE, throwing the water from the river over our camp and rain continued all day,” and “the wind increased to a storm from the SSE and blew with violence; o how horriable is the day.”
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