Rusty and I attended live horse racing in Portland on Saturday, which concluded with a simulcast of the Kentucky Derby. All I know is I need a bigger and better hat for next year!
Monday, May 3, 2010
Rain, Rain, Go Away
April was a record-breaking month in Portland. It rained 26 days out of 30. One of the 4 days that were without rain, Rusty and I went hiked Coyote Wall in the Gorge. Here is the picture from the base of the trail.
Here is Rusty on the way up. I tried to get Mt. Hood in the picture with him, but it didn't quite work out.
It was an exposed trail and I ended up with a farmer tan from my t-shirt, which I am sure has since faded. Here is a view from atop the wall.
It was a little early in the hiking season for a strenuous hike. There may have been a few tears along the way, but it is always worth it in the end.
Here is Rusty on the way up. I tried to get Mt. Hood in the picture with him, but it didn't quite work out.
It was an exposed trail and I ended up with a farmer tan from my t-shirt, which I am sure has since faded. Here is a view from atop the wall.
It was a little early in the hiking season for a strenuous hike. There may have been a few tears along the way, but it is always worth it in the end.
April Showers
Lindsay came to visit for her Spring Break week, which was great for me. The weather was less than impressive, but spending time with her makes up for a dreary 10 days. After a few rain-soaked days in Portland we headed to Seattle for the day.
Here is my very artistic photo of some market goods. I think Lindsay and I both wished for some really fancy cameras that day.
We also decided to go up to the Space Needle. I love pictures of cityscapes.
For whatever reason, Mt. Hood does not like to show her face when Lindsay is in town. I think finally the last day she was in town, we caught a glimpse from our balcony.
I am so thankful to have had a week to spend with Lindsay. There were a million laughs, a few tears, endless raindrops and tons of fun!
Here is my very artistic photo of some market goods. I think Lindsay and I both wished for some really fancy cameras that day.
We also decided to go up to the Space Needle. I love pictures of cityscapes.
For whatever reason, Mt. Hood does not like to show her face when Lindsay is in town. I think finally the last day she was in town, we caught a glimpse from our balcony.
I am so thankful to have had a week to spend with Lindsay. There were a million laughs, a few tears, endless raindrops and tons of fun!
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