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Hamilton Mtn. Hike-Columbia River Gorge
by
Dr. Mike Mellum
Hamilton Mountain
2480 feet high
sign
trail
stump
hawk weed
oxeye daisy-clov
er
spreading dogbane
Columbia River Gorge view
Beacon Rock is over 800 feet high on the right
oxeye daisy
lupine
tigerlily
candyflowe
r
goat's beard
Hardy falls
thimble berry
stream
monkeyflow
er
Pool of winds-Rodn
ey falls
Rodney creek
Rodney falls
Rodney falls
series of cascades
trail
look back to Rodney falls
trail-fern
s
trail through Douglas fir
oregon grape
trail
ferns
trail - ferns
common yarrow
strawberry
arnica
tapertip onion
yarrow
Columbia River gorge view
Beacon Rock
It has been claimed to be the second largest free standing monolith in the...
Gorge view
Beacon rock - 848' high
white flowers
buckwheat
spirea
farewell to spring
penstemon
Gorge view
rock outcroppin
g
variable checkerspo
t
arnica
trail
flowers
Bonneville dam
Bonneville dam
Gorge view
Gorge view
basalt cliffs
bitteroot
tiger lilies
basalt
flowers
pacific ninebark
basalt - view Bonneville Dam
Gorge view
red columbine
Indian paintbrush
Mt Hood view
cow parsnip
honeysuckl
e
Mt Adams-Tabl
e Mtn.
Table Mountain 3,417 ft high. About three hundred years ago the south side of...
Mt Adams-Tabl
e Mtn.
Mt Adams - 12,280 feet high
Bonneville dam
Mt Adams-Tabl
e Mtn.
top of Hamilton Mtn - 2480 feet
penstemon
roses
honeysuckl
e
lupine
wall flower
stump left from forest fire
Table Mtn. - 3,417 feet
Mt. Hood, Oregon - 11,249 feet high
Hamilton mtn
road down
flowers
flowers
yellow flowers
stump on scree
lupine
169 stump
blue-heade
d gilia
buttercup
cow parsnip
shelf mushroom
salmon berry
cow parsnip
trail
rotting tree
white shoots
last gorge view
Douglas fir stand
Douglas firs
woodpecker attack
article published 6/21/2009
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