Hype for the Future 146E: Sherman and Gilliam Counties, Oregon

Overview Within the State of Oregon, the boundaries of Sherman and Gilliam Counties are associated with county seats at Moro and Condon, respectively. To the north, both counties are bounded largely by the Columbia River, with Sherman County positioned further downstream than Gilliam County. While Sherman County is associated with United States Route 97, Gilliam County is exclusively associated with Oregon Route 19.

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Hype for the Future 146E: Sherman and Gilliam Counties, Oregon

Overview Within the State of Oregon, the boundaries of Sherman and Gilliam Counties are associated with county seats at Moro and Condon, respectively. To the north, both counties are bounded largel…

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Finally after a couple of weeks we have SUN ☀️!!!! But then the military planes show up so now we have haze and probably more rain.

Community Day in Pikmin Bloom. 10,000 steps. Walked to the marina and back. I saw a Coyote twice, she lives in the thicket by the 1918 building.

Columbia River was grey green and turbid today. The old WW2 building sported new graffiti by the illiterate taggers who struggle in an attempt to be edgy but mostly represent failure. 😞

New art book arrived today.

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Views from the Wild Horse Monument scenic vista point on I-90 outside of Vantage, WA

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#ColumbiaRiver #SnakeRiver #Salomon

From AP News.com: Judge orders changes to Columbia and Snake river dam operations to help 'disappearing' salmon

https://apnews.com/article/snake-columbia-rivers-dams-salmon-trump-d9e5f824be812d3f86539060272c234a

Judge orders changes to Pacific Northwest dam operation to help salmon

A federal judge in Oregon has ordered narrow changes to hydropower dam operations on the Columbia and Snake rivers in the Pacific Northwest to help salmon. U.S. District Judge Michael Simon said the Trump administration’s plans for the massive structures would harm salmon runs that are “disappearing from the landscape.” The ruling came in a decades-long legal effort by the states of Oregon and Washington, Native American tribes, and conservation and fishing groups to ensure better protections for migrating salmon, which are killed in large numbers by the dams. The litigation was recently revived after the Trump administration torpedoed a landmark 2023 agreement to help recover imperiled salmon runs.

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