I really wish I was ur pacuMy backyard view
back yard poison oak in the fall
Front yard in a freak snow fall
back yard walk down our river trail
giant redwood groves just down the road
Local Beauty, share your pics etc.
- Thread starter David R
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I thought people were posting pics of the hotties in their neighborhood. Expected creeper shots of dime pieces such as melanie iglesias
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I really wish people wouldn't quote a massive post of pictures for a one line reply!
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My backyard view
back yard poison oak in the fall
Front yard in a freak snow fall
back yard walk down our river trail
giant redwood groves just down the road
I love your backyard!
Here's my local beauty, my backyard. There aren't many local beauties where I live. We have huge channel catfish, large mouth bass, and crappie in there. Love hearing the canadian geese every morning, but hate it when they poop on our dock!
Great thread!
David, I love your view, definitely an incredible location. I would love to visit New Zealand some day.
Pacu Mom, your place is amazing. Northern California is really nice, I've been through the Redwoods a few times. Kind of like a warmer version of Oregon with a little bit bigger trees...
Gar88, India has some incredible wildlife, the monkey photos are awesome!
Studd Muffin, that is one nice lake to have in your back yard.
These Elk were in the field two places up the road from my house. They have come right through our yard before, but only in the middle of the night.
Most of the land around us is either Christmas tree fields or timber, this is just a shot inside the woods where I was picking mushrooms the other day.
This is the Little North Fork of the Santiam. My grandpa and his cousins built a cabin here in the 1920s. The cabin is long gone, but I am 1/6 owner of the place. It is pretty overgrown as I haven't had time to clear it out for a few years, but it is an awesome swimming hole and sometimes you can snorkel above dozens of salmon as big as your leg....
A couple of sunset photos out the back door:
We get a lot more snow than the valley just seven miles down the hill.
Silver Creek Falls State Park is about seven miles up the road.
Green Peter Reservoir, about an hour south of my house:
Wickiup Reservoir in Central Oregon, about three hours east of my house:
The Pacific Giant Salamander, world's heaviest terrestrial caudate. At almost a foot they are a heck of a big salamander, but nothing compared to the larger aquatic salamanders.
David, I love your view, definitely an incredible location. I would love to visit New Zealand some day.
Pacu Mom, your place is amazing. Northern California is really nice, I've been through the Redwoods a few times. Kind of like a warmer version of Oregon with a little bit bigger trees...
Gar88, India has some incredible wildlife, the monkey photos are awesome!
Studd Muffin, that is one nice lake to have in your back yard.
These Elk were in the field two places up the road from my house. They have come right through our yard before, but only in the middle of the night.
Most of the land around us is either Christmas tree fields or timber, this is just a shot inside the woods where I was picking mushrooms the other day.
This is the Little North Fork of the Santiam. My grandpa and his cousins built a cabin here in the 1920s. The cabin is long gone, but I am 1/6 owner of the place. It is pretty overgrown as I haven't had time to clear it out for a few years, but it is an awesome swimming hole and sometimes you can snorkel above dozens of salmon as big as your leg....
A couple of sunset photos out the back door:
We get a lot more snow than the valley just seven miles down the hill.
Silver Creek Falls State Park is about seven miles up the road.
Green Peter Reservoir, about an hour south of my house:
Wickiup Reservoir in Central Oregon, about three hours east of my house:
The Pacific Giant Salamander, world's heaviest terrestrial caudate. At almost a foot they are a heck of a big salamander, but nothing compared to the larger aquatic salamanders.
^ nailed it! Exactly what this thread is for. I love the look of that part of the world Dan, just a shame it is going to be too cold when I visit in March to do much exploring of the outdoors. Will hopefully return some day.
Nice lake too studdmuffin, Canada geese are cool, but I bet they make a mess!
Nice lake too studdmuffin, Canada geese are cool, but I bet they make a mess!
Thanks! Yeah they do make a mess. Twice a week we have to use a scrapper to scrap off their poop then power wash the rest.
Dan, those are some pretty amazing pics and a great representation of what the pacific northwest is all about
Dan such picturesque place you got around. I really wished I knew some MFK peeps during my stay in the States. Would have traveled better
Hopefully I return there soon.
Keep ehm coming people.
Thanks - India has its share of natural beauty as well, to be sure!
Thanks, Eddie. I went through my photos and tried to find a variety. I have a lot more closeup pictures of flowers, mushrooms, et cetera, but I tried to stick to landscape pictures for the most part.
