On the Road

March 26, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Cathleen Rehfeld, Meandering Road — Cathleen Rehfeld, Meandering Road

After a long winter of being cooped up in doors, there’s nothing like hitting the open road. The destination doesn’t matter. Just hop in your car, or on your bike, and get out of town. Find a stretch of highway meandering through unknown territory, and get lost. Sounds pretty dreamy right?

Jon Jay Cruson, Field Fragments 6 — Jon Jay Cruson, Field Fragments 6

Robert Gleason, Rainy Commute — Robert Gleason, Rainy Commute

Leslie Cheney-Parr, VA View (405 Spaghetti) — Leslie Cheney-Parr, VA View (405 Spaghetti)

Peter Greaver, Flying — Peter Greaver, Flying

Peggie Moje,Hood River Orchards Sky II — Peggie Moje, Hood River Orchards Sky II

Joyce Tolley, Oacoma — Joyce Tolley, Oacoma

Jane Aukshunas, Earth & Sky — Jane Aukshunas, Earth & Sky

Christopher B Mooney, Columbia River Crossing — Christopher B Mooney, Columbia River Crossing

Janet Bland, Country Road — Janet Bland, Country Road

Joan Metcalf, Spring Greens — Joan Metcalf, Spring Greens

Rich Bergeman, Oregon Trail Wagon Ruts, Flagstaff Hill, Baker Co., Oregon — Rich Bergeman, Oregon Trail Wagon Ruts, Flagstaff Hill, Baker Co., Oregon

Patty Bentley, Yamhill County — Patty Bentley, Yamhill County

Kym Ojala, Old Portland — Kym Ojala, Old Portland

Yvonne Branchflower, Vibrant Spring — Yvonne Branchflower, Vibrant Spring

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