Here is my entry for Frank’s over to Dutch Goes the Photo Blog Tuesday Photo Challenge – Water.
One of the nasty fires that is burning fairly close to where I live is the Columbia Gorge. That is where the famous Multnomah Falls is located. Firefighters are trying to the lodge at Multnomah Fall as I write this post. For more information on the fires and photo click here.
Here are some photos I’ve taken at Multnomah Falls over the years.
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So impressive, awesome!
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Thanks A. 😀
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That bridge looks perilously high up….
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It’s up a ways that is for sure. 😀 I’ve actually walked it.
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😳
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Gorgeous images!
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Thanks. 😀
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Fantastic photos!
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Thanks for commenting.
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The fires are awful to watch. Here’s to the well being of those fighting them or in their path. Stay safe, Cee. 😕
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I should be safe from fires….at least from those that are currently burning.
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Good! Hope it stays that way. 😊
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Fantastic shots.
The fires are terrifying though. Here’s hoping for a speedy end to it and no injuries. Stay safe!
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These fires are scary. And I’ve live where there are wildfires before. But nothing like what is going on in the Pacific Northwest right now.
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Weird I click “Like” and nothing happens.
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Beautiful! I still haven’t been there. Too smoky!
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They are saying the Columbia Gorge fire won’t be put out for at least a month. It’s only 5% contained.
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Sorry to hear that. Smoky here in Bend because of several fires. I am getting cabin fever. 😑
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I hear you on the cabin fever. The air cleared for a few hours (yippie) and I did get out a little bit today.
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Beautiful💯
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Do you Instagram? @Cee
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No. Sorry.
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Good one, Oregon is full of river bodies and you have much better pics than these.
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Cee. great photos of Multnomah Falls. I used waterfalls photos for this Challenge also. One of them is Multnomah Falls, but it’s not as good as yours, taken on a day with a big crowd.
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I don’t even get my camera out if there are too many people. 😀
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Yes, I know. Sometime I stand at a position to wait for a clear view, especially when going sightseeing, because I might not go to that place again!
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The firefighters were able to save the Lodge at Multnomah Falls.
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I’m glad to hear that! They are the brave guys.
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They are brave. I sure wouldn’t want their jobs …
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I know. I only have one friend’s son doing it. It was a big deal to him!
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Chris’s one brother and his wife and two sons are volunteer firefighters in Pennsylvania. It is a big deal.
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Oh wow, family volunteer firefighters! They have a common bound for doing that!
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All good but that last one is stunning. Stay SAFE from the fires!
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I should remain safe from the fires. Other people are terrified for safety though.s
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One stunning fall this is. I hope it stays safe from the wildfire. Stay safe and take care.
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They managed to save the huge lodge the was there. The falls will survive. Everything else….I don’t want to imagine.
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Such a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing your lovely photos
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Glad you like these photos Jeanette. 😀
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It’s good to see familiar photos of some of my old hangouts. I understand y’all are going through a lot of forest fires down the Columbia River Gorge this summer so that explains the slight haze over the area where Multnomah Falls is located. Photoshop has a great haze/fog filter in its RAW editor that would remove that haze. I love to see your work these days Cee. You’ve come a long way in the past five years or so.
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I love the photos. Especially that last one with the bridge hanging in the air.
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So glad you like that photo. 😀
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Looks great
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