Here is my entry for this week’s Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge with the topic of Earth. ENJOY.
Dahlia field before planting, Canby, Oregon.
Horsetail Falls, Columbia Gorge Scenic Highway, Oregon.
Mt Hood, Oregon.
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Cee
Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Earth
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Beautiful captures..! 😀
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Hi Andy, thanks. 😀
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Breathtaking photos.
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So glad you like these photos. 😀
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Great images Cee. I love those heavy shadows in the first one, and falls are very impressive.
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That particular fall is over 600′ and runs right next to the road.
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Oh, the shot of Mt. Hood makes me so happy. 😉
janet
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I took that shot a million years ago (okay maybe not that long). And it still impresses me. 😀
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Beautiful odes to our earth!
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Thanks Marilyn 😀
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Love your Oregon , and your pictures !
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I like that you said “your Oregon”. 😀 😀
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Our Earth is truly beautiful.
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You are so right, our Earth is absolutely beautiful. 😀
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I was doing a project with the children I teach for Earth Day and our earth’s beauty was emphasized. I think we forget sometimes.
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I think we forget too. We get so used to seeing the beauty around us, we take it for granted.
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Mt. Hood is breathtaking. I cannot imagine how majestic it is in person.
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It is quite impressive.
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Oh, that last photo. I just picture myself staring at the view and driving off the road!
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Chris was driving, and I had my camera glued to my face. 😀 😀
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Every one has said it and I am also saying it’s very beautiful!
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Thanks for taking the time to comment and visit. 😀
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The Dahlia field shows a lot of promise. I can’t wait to see your photos of them this year, Cee.
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I don’t think they will be as good as other years. It’s been to wet. They will be going into the ground late. I may not get a lot of good field photos but I still should get some great close ups. 😀
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