Homeward
This image was taken on our way to Klamath Falls last year. I love the snow on this route, but the road was fairly dangerous. This is highway 66 in Oregon. It isn’t up to current traffic design standards, so you are looking at a drop off the edge of the road…into a large and steep valley.
Homeward belongs to the following groups:
All Oregon USA, Art from the Workplace, Creative, Talented, and Unknown, Out of the Blue (75%+ Blue), Pacific Northwest and Western United States Artists and Photographers Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints and Mounted Prints
ToxicHearts
this is beautiful.
crackgerbal replied
Thank you ! I really appreciate you taking the time to look!
emolena
very beautiful !
crackgerbal replied
Thank you…it took awhile to get it posted finally.
Antanas
what a terrific capture, amazing view
crackgerbal replied
Thanks Antanas!
John Segond
Nature has so many faces and you have captured a unique moment in time very beautiful you have a good eye for framing images
thanks
crackgerbal replied
Thank you so much dnoges. have a good holiday!
mikequigley
thats a beauty of a shot mq
crackgerbal replied
Thank you :)
Dayonda
Yep, it’s a bad road. Wonderful pic!
I used to go with my Ex to the corner of Ore, Nevada, CA to the Warner Mtns to rock-hunt, and to the Oregon-Nevada border to the Peacock Opal mine. Some of the opals I’ve dug there are good, in that they don’t “craze” and get powery when taken out of the ground. (They have to be kept, like most opals, in mineral oil, if you’re not wearing them.) And we got snowed on in June. June, will ya!? About 4 inches. -DS
crackgerbal replied
oh man snowed in..june jeese?! the opal place sounds really cool! i collect stones too and i would love to visit this place. thank you for all the comments, and i think i might be checking out the opal hunting place!
owlspook
off the beaten path and beautiful! (big smile) .. a blue-grey day (big smile)
crackgerbal replied
yeah there was so much snow on that highway…made for slow driving!