Last night we had more thunderstorms. In the evening, when the clouds were building, there were huge groupings of clouds.

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Last night my son surprised me by coming from Texas for a weeks visit. He took us to Pizza to meet with a bunch of his friends and family. When we came out, we had another thunderstorm with 2 rainbows.

The golden sunsets are from the fields being burned all around the basin. It does make it pretty though.

This tree was next to the sidewalk where I walked yesterday. Fabulous!

I liked the seed pods on this bare tree. It was the view I saw leavng work tonight.

The view I saw this morning while driving my granddaughter to school at 7:30 am. The challenge was something you do between 6-9am.

This time of year out here in the ranch lands, the ranchers burn their fields to ready them for planting. The smoke makes the already spectacular sunsets even more so.

Not all of the trees have turned yet, but the reeds and sage have put on their colorful coats.

In old age wandering on a trail of beauty, lively may I walk.
In old age wandering on a trail of beauty, living again may I walk.
It is finished in beauty.
It is finished in beauty.
("A Prayer", Navajo traditional)

The Modoc, Klamath & Piute Tribal Cemetery at Agency Lake. Mt McGlaughlin is in the background.

This was taken from Stateline Road, the border between California and Oregon. It crosses right along the border in the Lower Klamath Wildlife Refuge.

A ranch in Ft. Klamath on a cloudy day. Spring is on the way. The snow is melting and Lost Creek isreflecting the trees.

This is Agency Lake, still frozen. The mountains behind the lake are part of the Cascades range.

Early thaw.

Sunning on a spring afternoon.

Spring brings lupine with its blues and purples.

Storm clouds cross the ranchland.

This house was deserted by a man that lost his wife and son in one year. He walked out, leaving the doors open in the 40's. The woods are reclaiming the house.

This barn was set out in a field in Ft. Klamath. I liked the red of the barn, with the green of the grass and blue of the summer sky.

While waiting for a friend at the doctors, I wandered over to the bridge and saw this tipi set up next to the river.

I couldn't resist taking this photo of sunset on Agency Lake.

Morning view from the bridge on the Klamath River- Keno, OR.

Sunset brought these wild colors.

This ranch picture is a "rerun" from 2003. I took a spill and cracked a couple of ribs, so I'm a bit grounded for a few days. I'll try to get some photos in the house. :-)

Ice on my windsheild.

My job partner and I had to drive out to Sprague River. Pelican Butte is in the background. This is a very rural community about 40 miles from Klamath Falls.

On my way to work, I passed this barn with the sun peeking through the clouds.

Golden winter sunrise over the Klamath River. I had to take my granddaughter over this bridge daily to school. I often stop to take pictures of the changing colors.

Storm clouds over the Klamath river.

The leaves in the tree behind my office turned these beautiful, but unusual colors.

Another scene from the show pond at the hatchery. They have rainbow trout and German brown trout here. Eventually they are released into the lakes and streams for fishermen. They also have Steelhead Salmon.

We went for a picnic at the fish hatchery. The kids fed the fish pellets for fish out of a quarter machine.

Linkville Cemetery in Klamath Falls, OR.