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Among Iho tcanst in Ih. Rogut Rlvnr vatlay thai may ba viewed by the summer traveler i. the Gold Rey dam on the Rogue river northwest of Medford. Dry rocks
stand out in the summer sun In contrast with the while ripples In the water, looking upstream one of the valley's famed Table Rocks looms in the background. The
area may be reached by traveling the Old Pacific H Ighway, turning off at the Tolo overpass.
MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1060
Summer Scenes
Two horses doze in the shod to escape the afternoon un and watch
' travelers en route to the Medford municipal airport.
Photos by Knackstedt
No air-conditioned building herel The summer traveler driving In the area sees many scenes like this where work
goes on regardless of the temperature. Loading baled hay at the Otto Bohnert farm are Alvin Kroon, Douglas
Paddock and Michael Shelley. Driving the tractor Is Rickey Smith.
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A passing traveler may have frightened this young colt who hurries to Its mother for
protection. The horses are at the Clark Ballard property on Brookdale road and are
among the many animals found along the roads by a summer traveler,
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A herd of cows lolls in the summer sun undisturbed by the passing motorists on the road nearby. As temperatures climb in the communities throughout
the county, residents may escape the heat by driving to the nearby forests.