Ok here they are enjoy. Pic 1 Camp Pic 2 Camp and the hot spring in the right hand side was the temp of a hot tub pic 3-4 View from camp and the stone marker Pic 5 Old cabin at 8000 ft pic 6 Sage hens pic 7 Amy spotted her coyote can you see it? pic 8 The coyote out and loping over the hill pic 9 Amy got him. pic 10 The head of the canyon at 8000ft pic 11 some of the small bucks around the top. pic 12 Antelope buck Amy passed on for being small. pic 13-16 some of the views of the area one showing snow at 8000 ft level 41 degs at noon and 100 + degs in the Valley. Pic 17 Old cabins made of stone or cut rock.some were still in use in the area. pic 18 some of the mountain mahogany trees pic 19 Valley view pic 20 some of the obsidian in the area Pic 21-23 area pics pic 24 Chucker Birds in the shade pic 25-26 Area pic in the Valley pic 27 a large Bull Snake saw many of these and green Racers but strangely enough not one single Rattle Snake. pic 28-32 Three Forks of the Owyhee River see the pack trail built with rocks to level it? Built long before cars and still here today and in use. pic 33 The Valley Floor and Nevada in the distance.
It was fun Tracy I have many more pics. I did some long range testing of a few of my long shooters while there as well. I did some night time land nav with kids.
Night nav in the desert is far more bearable than deep forest night nav. I used to live out in that area. Thanks for sharing the pics!
Hate? There are many different types of desert. There is a beauty found in the high desert that can be felt easier than described with mere words. Photos don't do justice to the area.
I am taking the daughter up to nearly 8K tomorrow for an overnighter. Miller Peak Wilderness. Maybe I will post some pics when we get back on Monday.
Pretty much looks like MT, WY, CO, NM east of the Rockies. A whole lot of nothing. Oh and cactus. Byte
