(To give you a sense of scale, this was taken looking down from about 30 feet above the water.)
There were some really old trees (but still alive, unlike this one). Many older than the good 'ol U.S. of A.
martes, 9 de junio de 2009
finally... camping
I went up to Bagby Hot Springs just south of Mt Hood this past weekend with a bunch of Habitat for Humanity peeps... just about two hours from the city and you're in the middle of nowhere with spectacular views. It felt great to be out of the city, build fires, do some (easy) hiking, and be rewarded with many soaks in naturally heated tubs made from carved out trees. (No photos of the tubs in order to maintain the soakers' decency!)
(To give you a sense of scale, this was taken looking down from about 30 feet above the water.)
There were some really old trees (but still alive, unlike this one). Many older than the good 'ol U.S. of A.
(To give you a sense of scale, this was taken looking down from about 30 feet above the water.)There were some really old trees (but still alive, unlike this one). Many older than the good 'ol U.S. of A.
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