The Janeway Tour
Starbucks and the Falls
Text in italics are quotes from "Multnomah Fall", by Abby.

outfits.jpg (126842 bytes)"Only the cord pants, thick sweater and sturdy boots suggested his quasi-civilian status."

starbucks1.jpg (129769 bytes)The Janeway Tour begins, by necessity, in Starbucks.

earlgrey.jpg (29465 bytes)Chakotay indulges in Tea, Earl Grey, Hot.

sheep.jpg (113470 bytes)The white blob in the background is a sheep... honest.

crownpoint1.jpg (149885 bytes)Crown Point; note the lingering snow that can be seen.

crownpoint2.jpg (299363 bytes)Crown Point

crownpoint3.jpg (168757 bytes)Looking back, he read "Vista House" from the sign on the curious octagonal building. "It's over 400 years old."

vistahouse1.jpg (153005 bytes)I have no idea what the dome is for, but you can see it from the road below.

vistahouse2.jpg (119682 bytes)A picture with none of the fencing and only a little barbed wire... *g*

vistahouse3.jpg (174269 bytes)Jade and the dolls

vistacone.jpg (77882 bytes)A cone, wisely caged.

vistawall.jpg (69751 bytes)"Dad brought us here one summer to try and get me interested in the great outdoors."

crownpointview.jpg (146181 bytes)Kathryn Janeway stood at the lookout point and gazed across the river. In front of her the South Cascade mountains disappeared into the distance. The trees were turning and the far bank was a shimmering gradation of reds, russets and golds.

minifalls.jpg (196882 bytes)They passed a number of small streams, cascading down the side of the gorge.

house.jpg (128229 bytes)Kathryn stopped the vehicle in front of a derelict house.

house2.jpg (132986 bytes)"I'd forgotten that house. It was already abandoned when we were here with Dad. One night Phoebe and I made up a whole story about it. We called it the O'Driscoll place."

memorial.jpg (138079 bytes)Janeway and Chakotay pause on a memorial.

latourell2.jpg (144335 bytes)Janeway and Chakotay rest on the way to Latourell Fall.

leafs.jpg (144358 bytes)Leafs!

cliff.jpg (87460 bytes)"At the risk of breaking the mood, my butt is getting damp." He pulled a face.

latourell1.jpg (144684 bytes)Above them the water from a small stream was splashing over the rocky face to refill the basin.

latourell3.jpg (163540 bytes)As waterfalls went, it was not the highest, or the widest one he had ever seen.

rockclimb.jpg (152494 bytes)Climbing...

rocksliding.jpg (113576 bytes)...and sliding back! *g*

watermelon.jpg (74228 bytes)We stopped for lunch. *g*

falls1.jpg (180862 bytes)A short walk brought them to the base of a two-tier waterfall, set back in a large cleft in the side of the valley. Water cascaded over the edge of a sheer drop, here and there diverting around rocky outcrops, to land in a pool, on a shelf halfway up the cliff face.

signpost.jpg (99035 bytes)Me and the dolls on the way to Multnomah Fall.

bench.jpg (160490 bytes)Janeway and Chakotay have a quick break.

hiding.jpg (87788 bytes)"Come on. Watch out for poison oak."

jadefalls.jpg (131003 bytes)Jade, looking cold and wet.

jcfalls2.jpg (132615 bytes)Here and there shafts of light penetrated the gloom, reflecting off wet surfaces.

jcfalls3.jpg (92246 bytes)Kathryn and Chakotay by the Fall.

jcfalls4.jpg (140790 bytes)"They stabilised the walls of the cliff. Phoebe used to swim in the pool. I used to like getting behind the water though. You could see rainbows through it."

jcfalls1.jpg (170210 bytes)On the path back down.

train1.jpg (143483 bytes)Train!

train2.jpg (151060 bytes)There she goes!

picnic1.jpg (56776 bytes)"Did you mention something about a picnic?"

picnic2.jpg (116117 bytes)Jade joins Kathryn and Chakotay for their picnic.