The trail in which takes you down a toe of basalt
The road in was much longer than I thought and I was glad that I brought Dohnele's rig instead of mine since the road was steep and muddy and mostly gravel. There were several other folks that we ran into, but while we were at the falls, we had the place to ourselves.
We decided to go because it had been cold and gray and the valley covered in ice fog all week. Today, the fog lifted and the sun was out so we had to take advantage of it!
In other news, last week I took Zoe to spend a day in Portland. Basically just spoiled her all day which was fun. We went to a handful of shops she was interested in because they had stickers and pins and magnets and such. I got to go to Ca Phe for some amazing coffee and for lunch, we went to a hot-pot place which was fun and different.
The afternoon sun was streaming in through Emma's bedroom which, in her absence, is actually neat and tidy!
Harissa tofu which turned out really good
Teleworking from home. The sun was out and I just had to go outside!
Zoe eating a tofu banh mi sandwich at Ca Phe in Portland

















1 comment:
Exquisite terrain and landscape!!! Glad they have been restoring. How fun to be in Portland with Zoe!!!! Emma's room looks lovely but lonely!
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