What seems like a lifetime ago my wife and I spent a cold March weekend at McMenamin’s Edgefield in Troutdale, Oregon. When we woke in the morning there was snow outside. This picture was taken from our open window down on the Little Red Shack. Just beyond there was where we were married. It is one of my favorite places in the world for so very many reasons. This winter and the snow we have had so far leaves me missing it more than ever.
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Gwen
It’s a lovely pictire…I half expected to see a cowboy on a horse ride into the scene. I don’t know why. Just a passing thought. 🙂
Eric Swett
I’m glad you liked it…it is one of the three best pictures i’ve ever taken.
Voguerista
Gorgeous!!!!!!
Btw, I just added your blog to VE’s affiliates link.xxx
Eric Swett
Wow! Thank you So much!
ladyfi
Delightful memories in that lovely pic!