Doug Firman said:I'm going to have do defer posting a picture until later in the week.  I am leaving within the hour for a few days out of t...

Rob Williams said:Well, I have no idea where this tree might be, and all this secret decoder ring and aliens talk isn't helping! The clue is i...

Donald Presley said: Donovan said: Exempt? or banned? I don't have to, or, I can't? Hmmm. I thought we couldn't talk about the alie...

Exempt? or banned? I don't have to, or, I can't? Hmmm. I thought we couldn't talk about the alien landing site.

Well I'll throw my dart. Huxley Lake.

Well there are spots of standing water on several of the area trails but I just can't place this one without guessing. So I'm out on this on...

Well it kinda also reminds me of the trail out of Olallie meadows towards Russ and Jude Lakes but otherwise, I'm stumped.

I agree with you. It's irrirating. It's kinda Third World, but, here's the deal -- it's free. Rob might have a solution.

1/ You should be able to drive to Plaza Lake Trail. It is there that the road becomes pimitive. It is drivable from there to the next two trails, both...

Kinda looks like Monon Lake Trail. Donovan

Wow. That's pretty good. Trail "X". Plus the only place in the District I have seen such nice flowering heath (or whatever it is). Two nice, ol...

At first I had no idea but the the well managed units gave it away, small clearcuts nicely dispersed, the big Clackamas canyon in the distance, Burnt ...

Well, I think it is from hawk Mtn, from the switchback a little short of the summit, looking north.

Three Surprises.

The marker is where the Job Corps boys who made the trail are appreciated. The new picture is good. Real good. I know, but I am going to let others pl...