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Our cedar strip canoe at Lake of the Woods in the Cascade Mountains

Great fly fishing here. Morrison's pond, part of the Rogue River at Gallise, OR

Click images below for a larger view

The last of a great Douglas Fir on the shore of Fish Lake

Beautiful Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California

Lilly pads cover this marshy cove on Lake of the Woods

Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon. Very large, with wonderful marshland canoe trails

Ice House Lake in the high Sierra is a cold but inspiring place

There is lots of lava rock and great trails around enchanting Fish Lake

Here is the Northern coast of California on a late autumn afternoon

Peyto Lake (The Wolf Lake), in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

The Golden Gate of San Francisco. Tiburon peninsula is left and Golden Gate Park is lower right

Mt. Shasta, in my opinion, is the most magnificent of all the California mountains.

Mt McLaughlin, in the Cascade range is quite a sight to see too!

This is the fisherman's paridise. So said Field and Stream of Lake Davis.

Crater Lake, with Wizard Island, in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon is the deepest (over 1,900 Ft.), bluest lake in the USA.

This view of Crater Lake to the north and east shows the volcanic caldera walls of the ancient eruption, almost 8,000 years ago, of Mt. Mazama.

The Rogue River gorge near Crater Lake runs for 215 miles to the Pacific Ocean. The river is famous for salmon and steelhead fishing, and white water rafting.

Here are some pictures from long ago.

Click makes them larger

Forty minutes after the Total Solar Eclipse

7 Mar. 1970
Clouds covered the sun in Halifax during total.
We drove 40 minutes down the coast.

Mahone Bay, NS after Total Solar Eclipse

We drove with headlights on until we found a place
with broken clouds in the still darkened sky.

This picture of the full moon was taken
through a 60 mm refractor telescope

20 February 1970.

Some favorite Pictures by LAJ

Wolfden Press

Our cedar strip canoe at Lake of the Woods in the Cascade Mountains

Great fly fishing here. Morrison's pond, part of the Rogue River at Gallise, OR

Click images below for a larger view

The last of a great Douglas Fir on the shore of Fish Lake

Beautiful Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California

Lilly pads cover this marshy cove on Lake of the Woods

Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon. Very large, with wonderful marshland canoe trails

Ice House Lake in the high Sierra is a cold but inspiring place

There is lots of lava rock and great trails around enchanting Fish Lake

Here is the Northern coast of California on a late autumn afternoon

Peyto Lake (The Wolf Lake), in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

The Golden Gate of San Francisco. Tiburon peninsula is left and Golden Gate Park is lower right

Mt. Shasta, in my opinion, is the most magnificent of all the California mountains.

Mt McLaughlin, in the Cascade range is quite a sight to see too!

This is the fisherman's paridise. So said Field and Stream of Lake Davis.

Crater Lake, with Wizard Island, in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon is the deepest (over 1,900 Ft.), bluest lake in the USA.

This view of Crater Lake to the north and east shows the volcanic caldera walls of the ancient eruption, almost 8,000 years ago, of Mt. Mazama.

The Rogue River gorge near Crater Lake runs for 215 miles to the Pacific Ocean. The river is famous for salmon and steelhead fishing, and white water rafting.

Here are some pictures from long ago.

Click makes them larger

Forty minutes after the Total Solar Eclipse

7 Mar. 1970
Clouds covered the sun in Halifax during total.
We drove 40 minutes down the coast.

Mahone Bay, NS after Total Solar Eclipse

We drove with headlights on until we found a place
with broken clouds in the still darkened sky.

This picture of the full moon was taken
through a 60 mm refractor telescope

20 February 1970.

The star trails of Orion with a rather faint meteor streaking across it from the upper left. Taken during the Leonids meteor shower of 17 Nov. 1969.

Star trails of the constellation Hercules, taken in late spring and looking eastward.

Some favorite Pictures by LAJ

Wolfden Press

Our cedar strip canoe at Lake of the Woods in the Cascade Mountains

Great fly fishing here. Morrison's pond, part of the Rogue River at Gallise, OR

Click images below for a larger view

The last of a great Douglas Fir on the shore of Fish Lake

Beautiful Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California

Lilly pads cover this marshy cove on Lake of the Woods

Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon. Very large, with wonderful marshland canoe trails

Ice House Lake in the high Sierra is a cold but inspiring place

There is lots of lava rock and great trails around enchanting Fish Lake

Here is the Northern coast of California on a late autumn afternoon

Peyto Lake (The Wolf Lake), in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada

The Golden Gate of San Francisco. Tiburon peninsula is left and Golden Gate Park is lower right

Mt. Shasta, in my opinion, is the most magnificent of all the California mountains.

Mt McLaughlin, in the Cascade range is quite a sight to see too!

This is the fisherman's paridise. So said Field and Stream of Lake Davis.

Crater Lake, with Wizard Island, in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon is the deepest (over 1,900 Ft.), bluest lake in the USA.

This view of Crater Lake to the north and east shows the volcanic caldera walls of the ancient eruption, almost 8,000 years ago, of Mt. Mazama.

The Rogue River gorge near Crater Lake runs for 215 miles to the Pacific Ocean. The river is famous for salmon and steelhead fishing, and white water rafting.

Here are some pictures from long ago.

Click makes them larger

Forty minutes after the Total Solar Eclipse

7 Mar. 1970Clouds covered the sun in Halifax during total. We drove 40 minutes down the coast.

Mahone Bay, NS after Total Solar Eclipse

We drove with headlights on until we found a place with broken clouds in the still darkened sky.

This picture of the full moon was taken through a 60 mm refractor telescope

20 February 1970.

The star trails of Orion with a rather faint meteor streaking across it from the upper left. Taken during the Leonids meteor shower of 17 Nov. 1969.

Star trails of the constellation Hercules, taken in late spring and looking eastward.

7 Mar. 1970
Clouds covered the sun in Halifax during total.
We drove 40 minutes down the coast.

We drove with headlights on until we found a place
with broken clouds in the still darkened sky.

This picture of the full moon was taken
through a 60 mm refractor telescope