For more about the cave, visit my post. Read more about the excellent Fort Rock Valley Historical Society Homestead Village Museum, on another one of my posts.
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What a simply beautiful photo! With the trail leading into the distance, the rock on the horizon, and that gorgeous sky. A great entry for this week's challenge.
Thanks Tom! Lots of big beautiful skies around here.
Sounds like a good place to explore.
janet
How do you pronounce your first name? I see that name often in Irish books, but am never sure. Thanks.
Like shi-vaughn (soft i) or to make it easier, I just tell some people it's like shove on. Either pronunciation works for me!
Great. Thanks.
Yes, it is. I've been there a couple times but there's a lot more to see.
I agree, a wonderful photo. I could imagine my footsteps on that path, wearing similar sandals and resuming a trip cut short because the previous footwear were too thin to protect my feet. Thanks for sending me on my imaginary trip! Lyn
You're welcome!
Looks like a great spot. A nice example of how varied the landscapes in Oregon can be.
Yes, there's lots of variety and great opportunities for photos!