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I agree, and have been up a few times. Once I was lucky enough to go with a friend up Silver Canyon, explore the White Mountains and came out Deep Springs Valley.

I left on the 11th of Feb, just got home the 20th. Scheduled departure was the 10th but we delayed to try and stay behind one storm and ahead of the big one. The big one definitely was coming through while I was there.

Random pictures of an area I have been visiting for 50 years now. My great uncle started coming here in the early 1940’s. It was visiting uncle Bill that planted the roots that have grown there. The drive is a big part of the trip. If I can head down the east side it is an enjoyable, scenic...

I was recently in The Owens Valley. There has been an owl hanging out in my yard. My last trip down in Dec/Jan there was a cat that was fanatically hunting birds. I chased him off every time I saw him. This time down he never came around. Somehow a just ending

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I find wetting the feathers to minimize their size/spread helps me to get them to sit together better. I tie both sides in at once - some feathers seem to be impossible to set right despite all efforts.

Not bad, nice scenery and some whiteys

Visited an old friend today At a favorite hiking area near a favorite river

The eyes (with glasses), are way better than the cell phone. The trail led us To within 20 yards of the tree she(?) was perched in. She stayed put as we walked by. Didn’t look back at her too much as I could see she was getting a little nervous as we approached.

This is a picture of a bald eagle, perched.

This happened 4 years ago. A box canyon, I could see the whole land mass that the rain fell on.

Evidence of many high water events are present Hard to comprehend the volume of water that has come out of that canyon.

Jiggy junk for trout

Another out of place rock Water worn from where?

A couple more from my morning walks while in the Owens valley

Mid Oregon coast has both Jack steelhead (don’t wander too far from the river mouth, stay in the salt less than 1 year), and “half pounders” (1 year in the salt) during the winter run.