KG's Photography Blog II (E-1/E-3)

I live just between Wasington state and Oregon state, where there is a Columnbia river between them.
Along the river, there are highways: SR-14 on Wasington and I-84 on Oregon.

As I haven't traveled those roads to eastern washington, I decided to trip to the Maryhill Museum of Art this weekend. The museum is located in 2 hours drive from Portland using I-84/SR-14. So, it is a good target:)
Also I read that there is a replica of the Stonehenge there, so I wanted to see that too.

I used SR-14 (good seanary, but takes time) to get there, and used I-84 (not good senary, but fast) to return from there.

Good weather. ISO 100. UV filter only.

From the viewpoint "Cape Horn": a view toward east. I was surprised that this place is just 20 minutes drive from home.


Hoodriver on Oregon side.


Just after the Hoodriver, the senary changes. It is called high-desert.


This is the Maryhill Museum of Art. There is nothing around there, just the building and its garden.




They have a collection of chess board from all over the world.


They also have a good Rodin's. Below is "Hand of God".


The columnbia river from the museum.


This is the replica of the Stonehenge. It's 10 minutes drive from the museum.


Maryhill town from the stonehenge.