We made a side trip
on our way to Baker City
I love the Painted Hills
They never fail to amaze me!
Hwy 26 near John Day, Oregon
The famous Geiser Hotel in Baker City
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Oh how fun. I think I mentioned that we were looking for property in Baker City. I'm still looking. I've got to get out of California at some point.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific trip honey. Big hugs. ☺
I love that picture of highway 26...what a wonderful drive that must be.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos. We lived in Arizona when I was a kid and the desert is so cool.
ReplyDeleteReally cool! Those painted hills are quite a sight to behold!
ReplyDeleteLove Baker City, like the shops and eateries. We were just down that way and they just announced they have Cryptosporidium in the water supply. All water must be bottled or boiled first.
ReplyDeleteI live in Oregon but haven't been to Baker City in years. Must revisit that area.
ReplyDeleteThe Pacific Northwest and Alaska are the two places in this country that i haven't been, ever, and i want to remedy that soon. You've made me remember why i need to put it higher on my list.
ReplyDeleteI saw your comment in Celia's blog and had to check it out. My great grandfather died in Baker City and is buried there-- kind of a black sheep. The family story has always interested me and finally I had to go (few years back) to find his grave and through someone who contacted me from that learned a bit more about his time there before he had a stroke. I like Baker City a lot for its beauty and the Powder River basin. Gorgeous country
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