Deer Creek Hills: We took students on field trips to learn about water and rocks!. This first trip was in mid April and, as you'll see in the pictures, it was quite green.
Deer Creek, some of the water we tested.
Opal Creek: I went to Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center in Oregon to renew my Wilderness First Responder Certification. This was the second time I made the trip to Opal Creek to re-certify. It is an amazing place with great scenery and great food. I highly recommend it.
Snow on my way to Opal Creek. This was in Oregon, I couldn't believe it was a blizzard in Oregon! The weather in the Reno/Tahoe area was beautiful when I left.
One of the creeks, either Battle Ax or Opal. I forget which one this was a picture of, but regardless, they are both beautiful.
Some of the WFR Re-cert crew, there were 10 returners from two years ago--that's how much people love this place!
Back to Deer Creek Hills: This trip was in mid May and it was not nearly as green as it was in April.
The stewards took us for a hike after one of our programs to see some of the sights we were not able to see with the students. The pictures that follow are from that hike:
I should be in Reno now for sometime--with the exception of going to the Ranch for Memorial weekend, but at least that is still in Nevada.
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Well, these sound awesome, but I'm glad that you're going to be home! :)
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