Cee’s Which Way Challenge – Kelley Point Park, Portland, OR
On May 13, 2017 Mercy and Will took my husband and I to Kelley Point Park in Portland, Oregon. The park is full of sky reaching trees and green bushes. It was right after the rain. The ground was still wet. We could smell the fresh green in the air. The park was along two rivers – Willamette River and Columbia River.
During Lewis and Clark expedition, they ascended Columbia River in 1805, and descended in 1806, but missed the mouth of Willamette River. The Native Americans had been in this areas around 1850. Since 1900, Willamette River became a significant river. Rich with sediments, deposited by flooding and rainfall on the western side of the Cascades, the Willamette Valley is one of the most fertile agricultural regions in North America,
The middle group of trees in the last photo is the point where Willamette River meets Columbia River.
Cee’s Which Way – May 12, 2017
Daily Prompt: Descend
The Showers of Blessings 
Your nature clicks are a bliss Miriam!
I often get lost in them 💕
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Thank you, Meenakshi. Both my daughter and I like it so much. We want to take the nature all in, surround by it, submerge in it!!
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I’m also a nature lover! Specially hills and water bodies attract me like a magnet!
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Same here! One day, my daughter took some great color contrast clouds photos and texted them to me and commented: “Took these with you in mind.” They know I could stop in the middle of the road to take photos of greens, hills, sky, water….
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Daughters are loving! She is adorable!!
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Many things she does for me touches my heart so much!
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I’ve not been there. I rarely make it Portland. Beautiful trails and scenery. 😀
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They like to take me to different parks. So many are just in Portland area. Beautiful!
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Absolutely beautiful 💞
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Thank you very much! We enjoyed the park!
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