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Bill Harsey 08-11-2005 09:35

Steens Mountain, knife country
 
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Here are some pics from the Oregon Steens Mountain trip, August 2005.

Knifemakers Bob Lum, Chris Reeve and myself present in a camp with 7 other guys with varied interests. I'll get with Bob to see what other pics we might have but here are some snapshots starting with a sunrise over camp.

Bill Harsey 08-11-2005 09:40

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These are a few shots looking over the Steens east rim taken from 9500 ft. elevation.
It's one vertical mile from the spot the pics are taken to the high desert floor down below.
The big light colored area in the valley is the Alvord Desert.

Last pic is of a couple of the guys looking for bighorn sheep.

Bill Harsey 08-11-2005 09:57

Kiger Gorge
 
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This is of the Kiger Gorge in the Steens. It's the largest glacial carved gorge in the United States. That's my son standing there and I told him to stay away from that patch of snow because it's about 1/4 mile vertical down to the next stop after that.

The head wall is over three thousand feet above the floor, at the top of the gorge.

The lower end of this is home of the famous wild horses that are named after the Kiger.

Kyobanim 08-11-2005 10:10

Beautiful country

Sacamuelas 08-11-2005 10:24

Nature at its best! Thanks for posting Bill.

alphamale 08-11-2005 10:28

Mr. Harsey, beautiful photos!!!

FrontSight

Gypsy 08-11-2005 10:58

Awesome pictures Mr. Harsey! Our Country is breathtakingly beautiful.

Bill Harsey 08-11-2005 11:05

Wild Horse canyon and Rain
 
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The first image is looking straight south down Wild Horse Canyon, if you look careful Wild Horse lake can be seen in the lower right corner. It's 1000 vertical feet below where pic was taken. The lake has Lohontan Cutthroat trout.

The mountains in the farthest distance to the left are the Pueblos, named for the folks that lived there. Yes there are Pueblo sites in Oregon.

Pic No. 2 is looking to the west under the thunderstorms and walls of rain.

Roguish Lawyer 08-11-2005 11:13

Nice pics, but where are the knives?

Bill Harsey 08-11-2005 11:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roguish Lawyer
Nice pics, but where are the knives?

In our pockets until needed.

Stargazer 08-11-2005 11:20

Mr Harsey the pictures are magnificent... absolutely breath-taking. Thank you for posting them.

mumbleypeg 08-11-2005 11:41

Great Photo's!

Harsey, Lum, Reeve. That is some scary talent, a camp site with a very deep skill set.

vsvo 08-11-2005 13:02

Nice pics Mr. Harsey! Thank you for sharing.

The Reaper 08-11-2005 13:45

Great pics, great Americans, great times!

Thanks Bill!

TR

Jack Moroney (RIP) 08-11-2005 14:21

Great shots. Thanks Bill.


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