2011 Trip across the US
2012 Trip across the US
Other Trips
I played tourist today. First stop - Stonehenge, no, not the one in England, but right here in Maryhill just a couple of miles from the campground. It was built by Sam Hill as a World War I memorial.
After the memorial, I headed for the Maryhill Museum of Art. The building was planned as a private residence for Sam Hill, however he converted it to a museum and never lived there. It is an amazing collection of memorabilia from Queen Maria of Romania, painting & sculptures, and a large collection of Native American artifacts. I enjoyed the Theatre De La Mode exhibits as well as a large collection of chess pieces. Another surprise was the Rodin Gallery, a collection of his sculptures.
After the museum, I made a short stop to see a historic locomotive. It didn't photograph well since it was in a small cage, but it was a huge engine. The last stop was a drive west along WA 14 to Dale Mountain Road. There were suppose to be wildflowers in bloom, but I was either too early or too late - not much other than a couple of interesting trees.
Stonehenge WWI Memorial |
Stonehenge WWI Memorial |
Maryhill Museum of Art |
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Maryhill Museum of Art |
Maryhill Museum of Art |
Theatre De La Mode |
Theatre De La Mode |
Chess Board & Pieces |
Chess Board & Pieces |
Baldwin Class P-2 Engine |
Baldwin Class P-2 Engine |
Baldwin Class P-2 Engine |
Caboose |
Caboose |
Mt Hood |
Trees, But No Wild Flowers |
Trees, But No Wild Flowers |
When I got back to the campground I made a round of the park taking photos of all the trailers; even got one of me:
After that it was time to head to Paul & Norma's site for hot dogs, a beer exchange, and sitting around the fire.
Cooking Hot dogs |
Cooking Hot dogs |
Cooking Hot dogs |
Cooking Hot dogs |
Around the Fire |
Anyone Want A Dog? |
Beer Exchange |
Until tomorrow -
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