Hood River Soil and Water Conservation District (HRSWCD) is again taking orders for its annual native plant sale, online at hoodriverswcd.org/…
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Native wildflowers bloom early, and already in flower is the mules ear, a member of the sunflower family, and the grass widow, one of the earliest blooms in the eastern Gorge.
Cliff Barackman, whose business card reads “Bigfoot Field Researcher,” presented the second of October’s four KOOBDOOGA programs.
Cascade Mountain School’s family program for August is a wildflower forage and natural dye workshop with Julie Beeler, teacher with Oregon College of Arts and Crafts and Pacific Northwest College of Art.
Desert has much to offer the adventurer
The Memaloose Hills have become one of Janet’s and my favorite places to enjoy nature’s wonderful wildflower shows. The hiking trails are user friendly, never too crowded and the variety of flowers almost endless. And to add another plumb to the pudding the forest service has mapped out a 6.5 miles loop hike that starts at Memaloose rest stop on the east bound lane of I-84; just three miles east of Mosier, Oregon.
Longtime White Salmon resident F. Stuart Chapin, Jr., known to his friends as “Stuart,” celebrated his 100th birthday on April 1.
did my first alpine downhill ski run in 1949 and my wife Janet followed those tracks in 1964. That, my friends, is a combined 117 years skiing everywhere from Pocatello, Idaho’s Pebble Basin Ski Area to Heavenly Valley, in California.
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center is offering free admission during their annual Mother’s Day Celebration, Sunday, May 10, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Last Thursday, March 19, was the 102nd birthday of the Washington State Parks System...
