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Yes. I jerked the 6” seedling out of a flower bed about 35 years ago. It is one of few that survived the blast furnace week a few years back. I kept them in shade and watered but in their shallow pots the roots cooked. We topped out at 117 degrees.

Chinook have arrived in the Willliamson river. (Flows into the upper right corner of Klamath lake.)

If you can lift your existing boat waist high I wonder if a Yakima Showdown rack might be a solution. My sister used one for her sea kayak until she was 81. https://yakima.com/products/showdown?srsltid=AfmBOorNoJd0Mb4sdYIs2iDso3TnB5oQRK48QDYxHz2xNjR6zwzhJhxJ

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Ochoco Timber Tiger, aka Yellow Pine Chipmunk.

Back in the late 70's we geared up with a Pioneer receiver/amp, a Technics turntable and later an Onkyo dual cassette player. The speakers were furniture-sized. All of that eventually found its way to Goodwill. Now I run Kirkland 10 hearing aids and only listen to music when I am alone in...

Danged bee!

A couple of evenings ago I watched thousands of Vaux's Swifts check in to their overnight lodging in a local church chimney. The local bird wizards estimated 3000 to 4000 entered the previous night. Here's a screen grab from my phone video.

You might call the resort and ask if someone dropped it off there.

When I first started tying ALL my dries doubled as wets.

Some years ago I stayed at a lakefront lodge on the south end in late October. The Wallowa river enters the lake there. I waded the flats around the river mouth and C&R'd some fish. I don't remember what I used, other than it was attached to a floating line.

If I subscribed to Flyfisherman I would cancel my subscription because of that ad because I am a cranky old poop.

We need the recipe. And a fork.

On your mark. Get set. TIE!

Moonshot tonite. I should have used a tripod. It looks better enlarged.

Rats! That's a 650+ mile round trip.

Where in Washington?

Cell phone pic taken out the window at 40 mph. Big Summit Prairie, Ochoco mountains.