Road Trip #3 Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm
Posted on April 28, 2009
OMG~ So I forget about how green it gets over on the other side of the Mountain….While we over in Central Oregon are still fighting Frozen windshield in the morning, heavy sweatshirts, snow flurries, and extreme wind and temperature fluctuations, Just a Few hours away, spring is REALLY happening…..the trees are all turning pretty and pink, and the grass is bright green, and the flowers are in Full Bloom! So I discovered the Wooden Shoe Tulip farm last year about this time, and wanted to go so bad, but the winter pass stopped me and the HONDA from traveling over the Mountain….SOOO this morning I woke up, and grabbed Kiana, my camera and my keys and headed over the pass………Everything was great except the guy in the F350 that tried to kill us…that’s a story for another time though…..LOL! ANYWAYS I apologize in advance for the amount of pictures I’m about to post, but I had trouble picking out my FAVS!!! OH, and BTW, if anyone you know is getting married NEXT year at the TULIP farm, PLEASE have them call me…I want DESPERATLY to shoot a wedding there!!!!
- Kiana
Road Trip #2;Shevlin Park, Bend Oregon
Posted on April 23, 2009
SO here is my baby, I really don’t know what she was pointing at, but she is a true treasure hunter! She is always looking for something shiny to “find”
I didn’t realize the swampy areas that shevlin has, but maybe it’s just because the snow runoff, but I bet that the mosquitoes could get really bad in the summer if these little swamps stick around…..
I love when they’re actually being nice to each other!
Parks and Rec, was teaching a class when I was there, looked kind of fun, especially since the weather was SO nice…
This is Aspen Hall from the Back
Daddy and Kiana
I wonder if a lot of kids of photographers turn into models, because it’s drilled into them from such and early age….gotta love the candy necklace…..
And in Closing, If you have ever been out here, you know that the whole park is covered with Aspen Trees (Duh, Aspen Hall…) But the great thing about aspens is that you can carve your name in them and it looks very cool throughout the years, so I just wanted to show how much LOVE has happened in this park 
