Vic and I decided to see the Blue Mountains in Autumn today, and it was a perfect day to see them, as hunting season hasn’t yet opened. I photographed a few samples of the fall scenery from Lickfork Road to Elk Point. Gazeteer jocks will see that our route forms a triangle between Asotin, Washington; Pomeroy, Washington; and the Oregon border.
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- Every good road trip begins with a good car.
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- Headgate Park
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- Closer-up of Headgate falls
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- Vic prepares to photograph the falls.
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- Asotin Creek
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- Reed Canary Grass
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- Red Sumac
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- Larch, or Tamarack, are evergreens that turn yellow in autumn.
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