We traveled on The American Empress

I'm just a shaddow of my selfie.

We head down river into a sunset.

Black sand from lava.

Flowers and bees in a Lewiston's city park -

and butterflys.

Sunshine through a beautiful water fountain at the park

An ancient lake bed is now a desert in which the Snake River flows.

The flywheel of old sawmill's single piston coal fired engine.

Entering a ship lock.

A fish ladder allows salmon to swim upstream past dam sites to their spawning grounds.

Fish (mostly salmon) entering a fish ladder.

Salmon in a fish ladder seen through a window.

A cormorant flies past the dam.

Leaving one of many locks.

Hundreds of wind turbines are found along the river.

Also some outdoor art.

Actually lots of outdoor art.

Bonneville Dam turbines generate electricity for the American Northwest.

Electricity leaves the dam.

Is he fishing, catching or just drowning worms.

A successful fisherman filleting his salmon.

An old fish house.

A couple of Sea Lions having a discussion.

A lot of Sea Lions and their very noisy (barking) afternoon snooze or whatever it is they do then.

Multnomah Falls