Dry Side of Orygun

I think I put a couple of these on various threads on that other site, but here's what I did last weekend...

Fishin' was pretty good considering the gale-force winds...

caught a pile of these..

caught this on the way home...

 

[Porter2]

Nicely done.

Just love the dry side of Oregon but not so much when the winds start to howl and snort sending the rivers edge plant debris to flight and slapping the back of your neck. It actually hurts a bit

 

[Eastside]

Nicely done.

Just love the dry side of Oregon but not so much when the winds start to howl and snort sending the rivers edge plant debris to flight and slapping the back of your neck. It actually hurts a bit

And when it moves the sand into your tent and blows down trees, it’s time to drink whiskey and chill….

 

[Jim F.]

but here's what I did last weekend.

Nice, Randy! You should have stopped by when you were done taking photos of my fishing lodge. I was there . . .

 

[Steve_S]

Love those shots of old farm buildings and the trouts pretty nice too. Need to meet you over there one day...when it warms up.

 

[clarkman]

Any time Steve. Fishing is really good now with zero crowds.

 

[GAT]

I think that barn needs a little paint ....

 

[clarkman]

I think that barn needs a little paint ....

a little? lol. probably a support beam or 7...

 

[GAT]

a little? lol. probably a support beam or 7...

When I was a kid and on fishing trips with my Dad and Granddad we'd end up driving by a lot of houses in the same condition as the barn/house? shown. ...common in NE Oregon. Granddad would always comment that with a little paint and maybe a new screen door, the place would be fine. I've never forgotten his sense of humor.

 

[Grayone]

My father would say " it's got potential "

 

[Canuck from Kansas]

Fixer upper.

cheers