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OMHT Lake Project: Frog Lake

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OMHT Lake Project: Frog Lake

In November 2015 I worked with Oregon's Mount Hood Territory (OMHT) to explore seven (and a half) lakes south of Mount Hood in 48 hours. My second post is on Frog Lake.

Models: Meghan Sinnott and Maddy the Wonder Dog.

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Frog Lake is a little over 10 miles southeast of Government Camp, Oregon, just off of Highway 26. It's a gorgeous, serene spot, even when frozen over as when we visited.

On one side is a nice campground; we entered on the opposite side and wandered through the thick, snowy woods. Wherever you looked, there were Douglas Fir and Ponderosa trees along with the looming presence of Mount Hood. It was a sunny, frigid but perfect day.  

I shot with an iPhone 6 Plus and a Canon 6D with an 85 1.2 and a 75-300mm 4-5.6 lenses. None of the images is edited.

Nice person in Portland, Oregon, and beyond.

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OMHT Lake Project: Lake Harriet

In November 2015 I worked with Oregon's Mount Hood Territory (OMHT) to explore seven (and a half) lakes south of Mount Hood in 48 hours. This post is on Lake Harriet, a seclude, serene reservoir off of Forest Road 57 between Ripplebrook ranger station to the west and Timothy Lake to the east.

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OMHT Lake Project: Lake Harriet
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OMHT Lake Project: North Fork Lake

In November 2015 I worked with Oregon's Mount Hood Territory (OMHT) to explore seven (and a half) lakes south of Mount Hood in 48 hours. This post is on North Fork Lake, a reservoir at the western edge of the Cascade Mountains, near Estacada, Oregon, and where the north fork of the Clackamas River splits off from the main. 

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OMHT Lake Project: North Fork Lake
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OMHT Lake Project: Trillium Lake

In November 2015 I worked with Oregon's Mount Hood Territory (OMHT) to explore seven (and a half) lakes south of Mount Hood in 48 hours. This post is on Trillium Lake, a large lake a little southeast of Government Camp and Mount Hood.

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OMHT Lake Project: Trillium Lake
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OMHT Lake Project: Timothy Lake

In November 2015 I worked with Oregon's Mount Hood Territory (OMHT) to explore seven (and a half) lakes south of Mount Hood in 48 hours. I loved them all, but the real surprise for me was Timothy Lake, a large, gorgeous body of water southeast of Government Camp. It's a jewel, and I am amazed I'd not visited previously. But I will certainly return.

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OMHT Lake Project: Timothy Lake