I own no land, instead I have wheelestate. I’ve been a full time RVer since 1997. Working summers as a Park Ranger takes me to many beautiful places and playing during the winter takes me to many more. This blog is simply the story of my life's adventures.
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Monday, November 10, 2008
My World Tuesday - The gypsy life of a seasonal park ranger
Spring Creek Fish Hatchery along Columbia River & Mt. Hood
After working for the Forest Service at Mt St Helens for five seasons I took a temporary position with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service...read more here.
Must we humans spoil all the rituals of the rest og the world just to make another abuck for some millionare who has more than he can spend anyway? If we wasted less water and were more self sufficient in catching rainwater we would need far fewer dams. We have catered for our household and farm for over 40 years without either access to flowing water or reticulation, and all that n a low rainfall zone.
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14 comments:
Outstanding shots, especially the last one. Thanks for sharing!
Cheers!
Regina In Pictures
Really beautiful shots! My part of the world and I love it! Thanks!
I have seen this in person, and it's prettier than any National Geographic photos out there. Simply magnificent scenery.
What a wonderful part of the natural world.
I love the last shot! So refreshing:)
Posted mine, HERE. Have a great day! And nice to view your world today!
I have visited a salmon area in Scotland and this brought back those memories
Must we humans spoil all the rituals of the rest og the world just to make another abuck for some millionare who has more than he can spend anyway? If we wasted less water and were more self sufficient in catching rainwater we would need far fewer dams.
We have catered for our household and farm for over 40 years without either access to flowing water or reticulation, and all that n a low rainfall zone.
Beautiful! It must have been really interesting working for the Fish and Wildlife service!
Wonderful photos from your corner of the world:)
See you next week:)
Very interesting, and beautiful photos of a magnificent place.
I for some reason only recently learned that the salmon died after mating. It's almost like butterflies migrating. So interesting.
beautiful shots and wonderful lifestyle... Hope the gums are healing right up!
happy Veterans Day!
Interesting story about the fishes. Nice part of the world where you are.
Ooooh, I envy your lifestyle. and your gumption! I will be back to see more of your world!
This is very interesting. Blogging leads us where we wouldn't necessarily go. Learn things alot of the time.
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