These western juniper trees near the shore of Prineville Reservoir were rooted in the past. After many years of fluctuating water levels, their roots became exposed. The red volcanic soil here stands out in strong contrast with the deep blue sky and green foliage.
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On my backyard byway, I paddle past active volcanoes South Sister from Hosmer Lake Reflected…
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These are different and uniquely placed. Thanks for sharing Siobhan. I hope to see you back on tomorrow.
Thanks, Parul!