Bend freshman Ruby Bishop, left, and sophomore Charli Stewart stand on the podium after finishing first and second in the Class 6A girls 400-meter race at the state track championships Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
Bend freshman Ruby Bishop, left, and sophomore Charli Stewart stand on the podium after finishing first and second in the Class 6A girls 400-meter race at the state track championships Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Mountain View junior James King clears 6 feet, 6 inches to win the Class 6A high jump Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
Mountain View junior James King clears 6 feet, 6 inches to win the Class 6A high jump Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Bend freshman Ruby Bishop leans across the finish line to win the Class 6A girls 400-meter run Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Summit senior Jack Normand lands in the sand pit during the Class 6A boys long jump Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Bend senior Maya Hopwood finishes second in the Class 6A girls 100-meter run Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Summit senior Jack Normand competes in the Class 6A boys long jump Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Mountain View junior Jasmine Martin competes in the Class 6A girls triple jump Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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Bend freshman Ruby Bishop sprints to the finish to win the Class 6A girls 400-meter run Saturday at Mt. Hood Community College. (Derek Wiley/Bulletin photo)
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A petroglyph near the Lower Deschutes Day Use area was moved from its original location before the lake was formed in 1964. The original site is now underwater. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A view of Lake Billy Chinook from the Upper Deschutes Day Use Area. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A short hiking trail between the Upper and Lower Deschutes Day Use areas showcases the flora in the canyon. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A lupin begins to bloom on the shores of Lake Billy Chinook. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The swimming area at the Upper Deschutes Day Use Area. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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Bridge over the Deschutes River arm of Lake Billy Chinook. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A road cut shows the varried layers of rock left behind from millions of years of volcaninc activity as well as the evidence of human activity. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The suspension bridge spanning across the Deschutes River arm of Lake Billy Chinook. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The Crooked River meeting the Deschutes River just north of The Island, a National Natural Landmark, with the Metolius River joining just beyond. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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Arrowleaf balsamroot blooming on the hill sides and shores of Lake Billy Chinook. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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The shore of Lake Billy Chinook at the Crooked River Day Use Area. The Island is to the right with Tam-a-lau Ridge straight ahead. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
The shore of Lake Billy Chinook at the Crooked River Day Use Area. The Island is to the right with Tam-a-lau Ridge straight ahead. (Makenzie Whittle/Bulletin photos)
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The Deschutes River arm of Lake Billy Chinook. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A sand lilly growing near the Balancing Rocks is one of the first wildflowers to appear in the spring. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A waterfall unoffically called Lake Billy Chinook Falls spills over the canyon wall while turkey vultures fly below near Jordan Road. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A road cut on the Deschutes River arm of Lake Billy Chinook highlights the geologic layers of the canyon. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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A gopher snake scurries across the trail to the Balancing Rocks. (Makenzie Whittle/The Bulletin)
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