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Heading out to the islands. Fall 2023.

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On the O&E trail east of Klamath Falls

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Somewhere on the O&E trail east of Klamath Falls

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This cardboard sign adding “Ah Shit…” to a next gas 100 miles sign on Oregon route 140 in the Warner Valley is something I’m going to smile about for a long time. Fall 2024.

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Sunset out of Blizzard Gap on Oregon route 140 near the Oregon/Nevada/California border. Fall 2024.

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After slogging through a recent burn for a couple hours wondering why it was even open with trees down I came across this gate from the other side. Whoops! From the first of back to back 115 mile days followed by a couple more 80-90 milers. O&E Trail east of Klamath Falls, OR. Fall 2023.

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Lenticular? clouds from Mazama Camp, Mount Baker National Forest. Fall 2023.

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Mount Baker from Mazama Camp, Fall 2023.

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Eagle nest (plus eagle) next to a burned out ranch along the lower Deschutes River, Oregon. From a 100+ mile day, fall 2024.

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Whalewatching from my tent, San Juan Island. Fall 2023.

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After slogging through a recent burn for a couple hours wondering why it was even open with trees down I came across this gate from the other side. Whoops! From the first of back to back 115 mile days followed by a couple more 80-90 milers. O&E Trail east of Klamath Falls, OR. Fall 2023.

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Twin Sisters from Mazama Camp again, but this time the next morning. Mount Baker National Forest, Fall 2023.

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Alpenglow from Mazama Camp in Mount Baker National Forest, Fall 2023

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Landslide Lake along the Elk River, summer 2023.

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Descending along Deep Creek and climbing over Blizzard Gap along Oregon route 140 east of Lakeview. In the back half of back to back 115 mile days, fall 2024.

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Lighthouses and other views from San Juan Island. Fall 2023.

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White River Falls and former hydroelectric infrastructure. From a one-day loop along the lower Deschutes River, fall 2024