Today I went on a hike.
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When it’s a beautiful and sunny Saturday, getting outdoors is a must, and today the destination was Opal Creek, a wilderness area located on the border of the Mt. Hood National Forest (at least according to Wikipedia).
A group of us set out at 10 ish this morning, drove for an hour and a half, and then hiked for about four hours in the sunshine.
Since the deadline for me posting this is fast approaching, ( I currently have 8 minutes to post this) I won’t be saying much, but I’ll share some of the pictures I took, and I hope you enjoy them.
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Alicia observing the waterfall
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Our group: Emily, Ben, Javen, Alicia, and me
Emily read her book and ate an apple like those girls in books
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This guy sat on the porch of this house and played his banjo as we walked past
We found a cool little mining shaft from when there used to be a town there
Anyway, folks, that’s all I have time to say.
This was Day 15 of the April Blogging Challenge. You can catch Day 14 on Mom’s blog here, and Day 13 on Emily’s blog here
TTFN
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It looks like it was a beautiful day for a hike! The Mt. Hood area is so pretty, thank you for sharing your pictures!
Oooh, that mining shaft looks like something i’d like to explore… 🙂
Was it intended for exploration? Like, would it be safe?
It looked a little sketchy, and the ground in it was covered in several inches of water, but a brave soul with waterproof shoes might be able to explore a little.