September 2, 2012

  • 55 Photographs

     Sherry was kind enough to be born exactly three months before me.
    Her annual celebrations give me great ideas, which, alas, I seldom do.
    But, this year, I believe I will follow through on several 55 lists.
    It’s not my birthday today, but September is my birthday month.

    Let’s start with 55 Photographs.
    Oh, the places you will go!
    One benefit of coming from a large, spread out family is that you just have to visit your people.
    Here are 55 cherished memories.
    I took each photo and would appreciate you asking before you download.

    1. Sunrise at Atlantic Beach, North Carolina

     

    2. Iona Abbey, Scotland

     

    3. Iona, Scotland

     

    4. Baldy Lake, Oregon

     

    5. Imler, Pennsylvania

     

    6. La Grande, Oregon

     

     

    7. Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington

     

    8. Country Bible Church, Whitman County, Washington

     

     9. Duart Castle, Isle of Mull, Scotland

     

    10. Richland, Oregon

     

    11. York, England

     

    12. Casco Bay, Maine

     

    13. Moscow, Idaho

     

    14. Columbia River, Boardman, Oregon

     

    15. Snake River near Richland, Oregon

     

     

    16. Sebago, Maine

     

    17. Cumberland, Maine

     

    18. Lostine Canyon, Oregon

     

    19. Enterprise, Oregon

     

    20. Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Burns, Oregon

     

     

    21. Mt. Shasta, as seen from Klamath Falls, Oregon

     

    22. Imnaha, Oregon

     

    23. Blue Ridge, Georgia

     

    24. Franklin, Tennessee

     

    25. Joseph Canyon, Oregon

     

    26. Grande Ronde Valley, Oregon

     

    27. Troy, Idaho

     

    28. Rattlesnake Highway, Oregon

     

    29. Chicago, Illinois

     

    30. University of Chicago

     

    31. Baraboo, Wisconsin

     

    32. Lombard, Illinois

     

    33. Wallowa, Oregon

     

    34. Cary, North Carolina

     

    35. Potlatch, Idaho

     

    36. Baker City, Oregon

     

    37. Haines, Oregon

     

     

    38. La Grande, Oregon

     

    39. Glamis Castle, Angus, Scotland

     

    40. Outside Jasper, Alberta

     

    41. Bridge of Sighs, Oxford, England

     

     

    42. Lower British Columbia

     

    43. On the way to Banff

     

    44. Crowsnest Pass, Alberta

     

    45.  Columbia Icefields, Alberta

     

    46. Lake Pend Oreille, Sandpoint, Idaho

     

    47.  Seattle, Washington

     

    48. Wildlife crossing on way to Banff

     

    49. Southern Washington

     

     

    50. Approaching Baker City, Oregon

     

    51.  High Valley, Alberta

     

    52.  Alberta prairie

     

     

    53.  Joseph, Oregon

     

    54.  Haines, Oregon

     

    55.  Home

     

     

Comments (8)

  • Carol, you have a wonderful eye. I especially loved Country Bible Church, Duart Castle and Troy, ID (the textures, wow!)  I’d like to download the last one.  Blessings, Hope

  • Beautiful!! Your photos make me want to see Oregon.  Do you still have people in Franklin, Tennessee? We will be living about 15 miles from there in Murfreesboro.   Perhaps it will be easier for us to finally meet face to face?

    Great idea for celebrating your birthday.

    Blessings,

    Sandy

  • @hopeinbrazil - Thanks, Hope. And yes, of course!

  • @secros60 - I do have people in Franklin, but they are relatives by love instead of blood. As a child I visited Mufreesboro, but all I remember is the name! Oh, Sandy, it is *beautiful* out there. But you don’t need me to tell you that! I hope you enjoy this week.

  • The Bridge of Sighs…a better name would be The Bridge of Envious Groans! 

    You are a spectacular photographer, Carol!  And did I love seeing Potlatch, Idaho?  You betcha!

    Love,
    Di

  • These are great pictures. You have gotten to see some remarkable places. Thanks for sharing your lovely, lovely pictures! 

  • Have we talked Iona & Mull? One of my favorite places! In fact making plans tonight to go back. 

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