Autumn Along The North Santiam River

Guest photographer Debbie D. Dodd sent in today’s gorgeous photo of the North Santiam River, as taken a bit south of Stayton. All those autumn trees are just beautiful.

The photo at right (click on it to see it larger) was taken in a field of ferns Debbie spotted which was growing in a shady spot near the river.

Thanks, Debbie! Your photo submissions are always appreciated.

New Area Links Section Added

In other news, I’ve added a new section to this site for area links I find useful. This includes schools, city/county links, and other community-oriented sites. I hope someone out there finds it handy.

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#1 written by Constantin Acheaua
about 9 months ago

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I love this picture. I was going to think of a painting by Monet.
#2 written by BlossomFlowerGirl
about 9 months ago

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Greetings from Australia.
What a beautiful photo – I love the Autumn tones and colours of the foliage, a lovely place indeed.
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#3 written by Constantin Acheaua
about 9 months ago

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Thanks, for your visit on my blog.

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