An alfalfa field. Its high desert country at 4100 above sea level.
Lost river, just outside of Olene, Oregon.
Antelope in the field. Wildlife eat or destroys 10% of a farmers crop each year.
Not so wildlife in a different field. Mmmm, steak.
When I lived here in the winter of 1984, the temperature didn't get above 20 for an entire week. Today, its 80f.
Truck.
The plant life is all hardy stuff. These are sagebrush and Douglas fir trees.
Lots of wide open space. If you can't stand people, here's home.
Sweet Pea visits the Bodner farm.
John Bodner is in that combine. He's in his 50's and grew up farming this land. His grandparents homesteaded here in 1910 and built their own home and farmed these same fields.
Everybody should live at the end of a long, dirt road at least once in their life.
My dad's lawn ornament. 1963 Volvo and a tractor or three.
but the interior is in good shape.
Lower Klamath Lake.
Highway 97 heading north.
Douglas Fir trees along highway 97.
There was a forest fire here a few years ago. It's already bounced back pretty good.
Fir trees as far as the eye can see.
That's Oregon.
