Quite recognizable. Looks like they are working on the railroad.
I have to admit, the name "Deetour" in Kyle’s link is pretty creative.
Arlen Sheldrake
good memories of this once vibrant community……slab wood went up the hill to Dee School for heating. concert venue at Dee, wind surfing capital at Hood River…..would anyone have every guessed? certainly not me…."damn wind always blowing"………..
Kenn
Wonder if the covered bridge is off to the right of the picture or if this is after it was removed.
Arthur
Just a coincidence this was "in the news" when I posted it. It has been queued up for a little while.
Kathy
This is the sight my parents must have seen when they moved to Dee Flat coming from their native Texas in 1947. My mothers 2 sisters and their husbands also came with. We lived on Dee Flat across from the school. Daddy and uncles Chester A. Smith and John M. Hanks logged for Ralph Wonsyld for a long time and worked at the Dee Mill.
Kyle
Exactly what it looked like before I read your caption, for what that’s worth.
Kyle
….coincidence that I open the news and read they’re trying to get a big concert venue placed on exactly this site?
http://www.koin.com/news/oregon/hood-river-at-odds-over-proposed-hotel-amphitheater/1063344962
L.E.
Quite recognizable. Looks like they are working on the railroad.
I have to admit, the name "Deetour" in Kyle’s link is pretty creative.
Arlen Sheldrake
good memories of this once vibrant community……slab wood went up the hill to Dee School for heating.
concert venue at Dee, wind surfing capital at Hood River…..would anyone have every guessed? certainly not me…."damn wind always blowing"………..
Kenn
Wonder if the covered bridge is off to the right of the picture or if this is after it was removed.
Arthur
Just a coincidence this was "in the news" when I posted it. It has been queued up for a little while.
Kathy
This is the sight my parents must have seen when they moved to Dee Flat coming from their native Texas in 1947. My mothers 2 sisters and their husbands also came with. We lived on Dee Flat across from the school. Daddy and uncles Chester A. Smith and John M. Hanks logged for Ralph Wonsyld for a long time and worked at the Dee Mill.