We stopped at a little fair in Sisters, Oregon, and the kids got the opportunity to pet some animals. | |
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| | | | Canyon Creek Campground - where Canyon Creek joins the Metolius River, very close to Sisters. The water, again, was VERY clear. | | Springs just above the river feed into it. |
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| | | | Interesting rock formation in the river | | Dinner back at the campground |
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| | | | The campsite was only designed for tents, but we managed to squeeze in | | Canyon creek was deep, clear and COLD! |
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| | | | Our campsite in Bend was a fancy, expensive one. The most expensive ones even had outdoor kitchens, like this one | | Kenny made friends with the next-door neighbor's dog |
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| | | | Dressed warmly before heading off to the lava cave in Newberry National Volcanic Monument. This is just before I sprained my ankle badly in the cave. | |
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| | | | This is where I sprained my ankle - stepping off the walkway into a pit. It hurt for days. | | On top of Lava Butte |
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| | | | | | In Bend, Oregon, we went tubing down the Dechutes River |
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| | | | Heading out of Bend Oregon, we drove through the ghost town of Antelope | | The old school |
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| | | | | | On the way to the Clarno unit of the John Day Fossil Beds |
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| | | | Thank god for shade. It was a REALLY hot day | | Unfortunately, we backed into this rock... |
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| | | | Sheltering in the shade on a little walk | |
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| | | | In the town of Fossil, we looked at an old school house and museum | | Behind the high school, you can dig for fossils. We found a bunch. |
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| | | | | | Headed towards Cottonwood Canyon State Park. |
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| | | | Beautiful, but really windy! | |
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| | | | | | Kenny found some old bones |
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| | | | An early morning hike | |
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| | | | | | The old road... |
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| | | | | | It was so hot, and the river wasn't that cold, so Peter and I took a dip |
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