Daily Note
Every day, a photograph, a poem. On our way to our granddaughter’s wedding, we discovered a new Grant County PUD [Public Utility District] recreation area, Sand Hollow, on the Wanapum Reservoir on the Columbia River. We chose this route— leaving I-90 at the Vantage Bridge on the east side of the river and heading south through wheat and orchard country, a much better drive then over the I-82 route through Yakima after a harrowing drive over the Manastach Ridge with every semi-truck in the state!
On the way back, we stopped in Sunnyside, WA for a to-go lunch and ate at the Sand Hollow Recreation Area. After lunch, we enjoyed a walk along its walkway through the day and camp sites, which include camping sites for those who are handicapped. In the image above, you can see a fiber path down to the beach for wheel chairs. Handicapped camping areas include cement areas for easier movement.
It’s a great place to stop.
And so, with a pop-up image of the scene, I decided to write a poem.
Poetry
Sand Hollow
Trees and sun
Sheri Edwards
Beach and fun
A summer place
For everyone.
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Poetry/Photography [See-Frame-Focus]
Swim, picnic, enjoy the cool!
Everyone welcome for the day or to camp.
New from Grant County PUD near Beverly, WA.
Sand Hollow Recreation Area on Wanapum Reservoir, just south of the Vantage I-90 bridge on the east side of the Columbia River.
I wonder, if I draw a line... 