Rescue personnel work to recover the body of a man killed in a plane crash in the Deschutes River near the Sunriver Airport on Saturday, June 22, 2019. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
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Former Tour de France rider and 2013 Vuelta a Espana winner Chris Horner, of Bend, will join the NBC Sports Broadcasting team for the 2019 Tour de France, which begins on July 6 and lasts for three weeks. (Bulletin file photo)
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The Bulletin and headquarters of Western Communications (Bulletin file photo)
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Rescue personnel work to recover the body of a man killed in a plane crash in the Deschutes River near the Sunriver Airport on Saturday, June 22, 2019. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
Rescue crews work to recover the body of a man killed in a plane crash in the Deschutes River near the Sunriver Airport on Saturday. (Dean Guernsey/Bulletin photo)
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Winemaker Marie-Eve Gilla poses beside an antique wine press at the Valdemar Estates south of Walla Walla. The $20 million winery was opened last year by Jésus Martínez Bujanda, fifth-generation scion of a Spanish wine family. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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Flowers add extra color to charming East Main Street in downtown Walla Walla. Nearly three dozen winery tasting rooms have located in the immediate area, along with popular shops and restaurants. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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Every plate served at The Barn expresses the artistry of young chef Elizabeth Garza. Seeds, nuts, coconut and edible flowers turn mango pudding into a visual feast. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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Located in farmland seven miles west of Walla Walla, The Barn B&B pairs the simplicity of oasis-like guest houses with special touches worthy of the Ritz-Carlton group. One guest unit occupies the granary, at the right in this photo. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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Anand and Naina Rao relax in the common area of The Barn B&B, their new luxury accommodation outside of Walla Walla. The room is adorned with souvenirs from their lifetime of travel in Europe, Africa and Asia. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
ABOVE: Anand and Naina Rao own The Barn B&B, which is decorated with souvenirs from their travels. LEFT: Bend-based developer Scott Knox built Walla Walla’s Eritage Resort. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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Surrounded by rolling hills of vineyards and grain, the Eritage Resort added a new element to the Walla Walla hospitality scene when it opened in mid-2018. Bend-based developer Scott Knox built its 10 luxury suites and 10 bungalows. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
ABOVE: Anand and Naina Rao own The Barn B&B, which is decorated with souvenirs from their travels. LEFT: Bend-based developer Scott Knox built Walla Walla’s Eritage Resort. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
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French-oak barrels fill the wine cellar at Doubleback, owned by Bend residents Drew and Maura Bledsoe. This batch is a syrah harvested in 2018 from the nearby Lefore Vineyard and designated for production by the Bledsoe Family Winery. (Barb Gonzalez / For The Bulletin)
French-oak barrels fill the wine cellar at Doubleback in Walla Walla, Washington, owned by Bend residents Drew and Maura Bledsoe. This batch is a syrah harvested in 2018. (Barb Gonzalez/For The Bulletin)
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Big Obsidian Flow is the youngest lava flow in the state, erupting just 1,300 years ago. The flow lies to the east of Paulina Peak. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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Newberry Volcano from a field just north of La Pine. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The trail leading to the entrance of Lava River Cave. The area here creates a microclimate with the cool air from the cave mixing with the warm air from above, creating an environment where strawberry, raspberry, wax currant and roses can grow. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A group of spelunkers explore Lava River Cave. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The lava field off the Hoffman Island Trail near Lava Cast Forest. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A fallen twisted trunk tree at Lava Cast Forest. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A fisherman kayaking on Paulina Lake. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
TOP: A view of Newberry Volcano from a field just north of La Pine. ABOVE: A fisherman kayaks on Paulina Lake. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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People made their way through Bend’s Drake Park Saturday for the 15th annual Central Oregon Pride, a day-long celebration of individuality and the rights of the LGBTQ community. (Kyle Spurr/The Bulletin)
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Thousands of people celebrated the 15th annual Central Oregon Pride at Bend’s Drake Park Saturday. (Kyle Spurr/The Bulletin)
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The East Lake Resort General Store has a small selection of groceries, apparel, fishing gear, drinks and ice cream. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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Plants grow on the sides of a tree mold in Lava Cast Forest. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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An overhanging rock face in Lava River Cave. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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