( Writing this from Enterprise, Oregon on Sunday, July 19. )
Boy is the summer passing by quickly. Campground attendance is low because of the road construction. Still, we meet many, very nice people on our walks around the campground.
One day a logger came by to load a 130 foot, downed, ,Ponderosa Pine from behind our cabin. And David helped.
We have 3 hummer feeders up. We have counted as many as 15 hummers at one time feeding. These two did not want to share.
The Forest Service provides this super cabin for the use of the camp host. Us.
As you can see, I have added the very few nik-naks that I saved and brought with me.
The base of this hill is right outside the back door of the cabin.
This Mule Deer is usually right outside, also.
A 25lb salmon caught a few miles from our camp.
Our favorite pastime, rock collecting.
This is our first look at the Snake River.
The Imnaha, that we are on, and the Snake run parallel. It takes some driving to reach any part of the Snake.
An old orchard on the Snake had delicious fruit, cherries and apricots.
I took a picture of this picture, showing the white water on the Snake. You can't drive to the areas that have the rapids.
This is the spot,10 miles from our camp, that has a weak 3G signal to send a text and sometimes make calls. It is the Hell's Canyon Overlook.
Hope everyone is well. Catch you all next time! Love, B&D
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