My husband and I decided to take our anniversary road trip this year in two consecutive Saturday installments. Today, we enjoyed the scenery along the Grande Ronde River, stopped briefly at Boggan’s Oasis, and ate our packed lunch next to the footbridge at Troy, Oregon.
The only exotic wildlife we saw were some wild turkeys, and I was not camera ready for their sprint across the highway. Next Saturday, weather and other variables permitting, we aspire to take in some hiking at Lyon’s Ferry.
Asotin, from the road to Anatone and on to the Oregon border
Basalt outcroppings and meadows profuse with blooming balsam are everywhere.
One of the many streams in the Grande Ronde River’s brood
A favorite stop in southeastern Washington, just before the Oregon border
The old foot bridge at Troy, Oregon. The dark trees on the hill are casualties of last summer’s forest fires.
Eel Creek Chronicles 
Oooh, I will keep praying. (((hug))
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((( ❤ )))
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I especially love the stream shattered with shadows and light — so very beautiful. I keep coming back to look at it again 🙂 I hope you are mostly recovered from the bruises and pain of your fall …
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Thank you, Heidi. ❤ Bone bruises take weeks to months to resolve and I seem to be on schedule. . . .
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