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Untitled photo, possibly related to: Landscape on top of bench, showing new lands, and farms beyond. Road was built by the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps). Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon. General caption number 67-1
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![This black and white photograph captures an expansive view of a rural landscape, focusing on a dirt road that cuts through the terrain. The road is characterized by deep ruts from repeated use, indicative of significant travel or vehicle passage over time. Surrounding this path are vast expanses of land with sparse vegetation, primarily shrubbery typical of arid climates. In the distance, rolling hills rise gently against an unadorned sky, contributing to a sense of desolation and openness. There is no visible wildlife, human presence, or man-made structures aside from the road itself, suggesting this area may be remote or intentionally kept clear for some purpose.
The photograph lacks color information due to its monochrome nature but highlights contrasts between light and shadow effectively. The texture of the soil appears rough, with chunks scattered along the sides. A notable feature is a slope on one side of the road where dirt has been cleared away, possibly indicating maintenance or preparation work related to transportation activities.
A handwritten inscription in white capital letters across the top right corner reads "O-P819," which may be an identifier for cataloging purposes or could potentially relate to historical documentation. The bottom left contains a number within brackets labeled with a letter 'o,' suggesting this might be part of a series, collectio [...]](https://friendica.hellquist.eu/photo/preview/640/5690429 "This black and white photograph captures an expansive view of a rural landscape, focusing on a dirt road that cuts through the terrain. The road is characterized by deep ruts from repeated use, indicative of significant travel or vehicle passage over time. Surrounding this path are vast expanses of land with sparse vegetation, primarily shrubbery typical of arid climates. In the distance, rolling hills rise gently against an unadorned sky, contributing to a sense of desolation and openness. There is no visible wildlife, human presence, or man-made structures aside from the road itself, suggesting this area may be remote or intentionally kept clear for some purpose.
The photograph lacks color information due to its monochrome nature but highlights contrasts between light and shadow effectively. The texture of the soil appears rough, with chunks scattered along the sides. A notable feature is a slope on one side of the road where dirt has been cleared away, possibly indicating maintenance or preparation work related to transportation activities.
A handwritten inscription in white capital letters across the top right corner reads \"O-P819,\" which may be an identifier for cataloging purposes or could potentially relate to historical documentation. The bottom left contains a number within brackets labeled with a letter 'o,' suggesting this might be part of a series, collectio [...]")
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3⭐️ Siltcoos Lake Trail, OR
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A verdant forest hike with dramatic, atmospheric mood when the coastal fog drifts in.
#Oregon #Hiking #Trees #Moss #Forest #Outdoors #Trail #Nature #PNW
Siltcoos Lake Trail, Dunes City OR
• 3-star hike • 4 mile part-loop • Easy | Gain 630 feet • Dunes City, OR | Oregon . ...Stuart Green (Blogger)
Awesome!
#Oregon makes Dolly Parton #free #book program permanent
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#reading #amreading #children #reading #amreading #literacy
Watch Kotek talk about program bringing free books to Oregon kids
A program providing free books to kids under 5 each month will be a permanent Oregon program under a bill signed by Gov. Tina Kotek.www.statesmanjournal.com
NEW: OPB and ProPublica found that water from one of Oregon’s most iconic rivers, the Deschutes, is largely given away to wealthy landowners who are turning the high desert green with lush pastures and landscaping.
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#News #Oregon #Farming #Agriculture #Water #River #Drought #Law
Oregon Water Law Benefits Wealthy Landowners at Farmers’ Expense — ProPublica
In the high desert of Central Oregon, the Deschutes River is a lifeline for farmers and landowners — but a century-old water law entitles just a few thousand people to more than half of its volume.Emily Cureton Cook (ProPublica)
