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Flowers at the Hatchery

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While we were on vacation in Oregon, we went to the Bonneville Fish Hatchery to see sturgeon and salmon and to let everyone stretch their legs after many hours in the car.  What a wonderful surprise to see so many pretty flowers!

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Hydrangae. . .

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Beautiful roses. . .

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Here’s our lovely family too. . .

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The moral of this post is to protect the environment including the fish and flowers so many generations can enjoy it too!  Also, stop and smell the roses!

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