I finally got to a location where I'm getting good internet reception (Yay!) so here's some pictures from my time on the Snake River.
 |
The Tank's site on US Forestry land...you can stay up to 14 days. |
|
The stretch of US Forestry land I stayed on is really just a field along Oregon HWY 201, not terribly scenic except for the hills and, of course, the Snake.
 |
Morning sun on the hills of the Snake River valley. |
|
The valley that the Snake cuts through the surrounding hills was a natural wind "funnel" and it was breezy to windy the whole time I was there.
 |
Whitecaps on the Snake...most of the time too rough to kayak if I had one. |
The Snake River is pretty impressive. It was about a quarter mile across at the point I camped at.
Thanks for reading!
No comments:
Post a Comment
Thanks! Your comment will be added after it is approved.