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    Message in a bottle

    Message in a bottle

    I thought it was a pop bottle that was snuggled tightly into the sea kelp near Crescent Bay, on the Juan de Fuca Straight. The canoe bumped it gently and the boys reached to retrieve the discovery. It quickly became clear the bottle had a different story. Upon noticing the papers tucked inside, Leo shouted, […]

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    Mount Hood: Trees, à la mode

    Mount Hood: Trees, à la mode

    Just before Thanksgiving, 1859 Magazine asked me to head up to Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood to make some pictures for the January/February issue. It was a thrill to explore the lodge and the side of the mountain for a few days as snow fell and skiers rejoiced. After dinner, editor Kevin Max and I ventured out […]

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    24-Hours in the Old Pueblo

    24-Hours in the Old Pueblo

    Last February, in an effort to ditch the rain and see some friends we made plans to go to Tucson. At the last minute, we were thrown onto a five-person mountain bike team and all of a sudden we were competing in one of the greatest races in the country: 24-Hours in the Old Pueblo. […]

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    Timberline Lodge in 1859 Magazine

    Timberline Lodge in 1859 Magazine

    It was raining in Portland. No surprise there. I wasn’t sure, however, what was happening up on Mount Hood where I was heading for a wintery story. I’d heard snow and I’d heard rain. Thankfully the driving drops turned to graceful flurries below Government Camp and the accumulation got deeper and deeper as I powered […]

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    Salmon catch (in the van)

    Salmon catch (in the van)

    From the rocky precipice that is the northwesternmost point of land in the contiguous United States, we watched a half-dozen bald eagles perched in the trees and an otter frolicking in sea. Waves crashed against sea stacks. Sea birds circled and dove and rode big swells. The wind carried bits of rain. And always the […]

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    Million bottle milestone

    Million bottle milestone

    Somewhere in the Northwest, temporarily tucked in a little black and yellow box with eleven of its buddies, is Hopworks bottle number one million which slid off the tiny bottling line late last week. I stopped by the brewery yesterday to shoot the new-and-improved 22-ounce Abominable Winter Ale bottle as it came off that same […]

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    Timberline Lodge in 1859 Magazine
    Timberline Lodge in 1859 Magazine

    Jan 10, 2014 | Comments Off

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    Mount Hood: Trees, à la mode
    Mount Hood: Trees, à la mode

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    Just before Thanksgiving, 1859 Magazine asked me to head up to Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood to m…

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    24-Hours in the Old Pueblo
    24-Hours in the Old Pueblo

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    Message in a bottle
    Message in a bottle

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