Table And Chairs by beachzz
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" Fort Clatsop was the winter encampment for Lewis and Clark (Astoria, Oregon) from December 1805 to March 1806. The visitor center includes a replica of Fort Clatsop similar to the one built by the explorers. "
We wandered around this area while we were in Oregon in April. The bunks we huge slabs of wood and I somehow doubt they had feather mattresses and down comforters!!
Comments (9)
Good shot !!
The bunks may have been horrible to sleep on but there is something very attractive about these simple robust items.
Cant sit to many at that table... Interesting shot. Aloha
Cool capture. that is what they mean by roughing it!
How fun to see this! We didn't have time when we were there to go through the fort. Thanks for the look!
Spartan to the extreme in this cool capture of the barrack's interior with the spooky lighting, Marilyn.
maybe leaves for the beds lol. cool looking
Well, the beds might be hard wood, but they weren't cold hard ground, it's got to be a step up! Looks like pretty basic stuff, but after so long in the wilderness it would seem fit for a king, no doubt! Great shot!
A beautiful intimate piece, with intimate and dramatic light, and very open and uncluttered by any other visual language than the wood and its shadows. Your capture allows the wood to sing. And it has beautiful shadow in the back, and the front is filled with that beautiful barrel and that old stool. I knew monks and nuns who lived with nothing but what you see here, plus a wooden bed with some blankets. They said they wanted to develop richness inside themselves and not outside themselves. It's a very austere way to live, but travelers who had little on them had no choice, as was the case here. A dark and glowing shot of that beautiful wood, and very dramatically captured.