Farther up the Road

This area has near Bishop/Eastern Sierras has volcanic activity. So, in the early morning you can see steam coming off off the streams in the cattle pastures, and the water is warm.

Cattle Ranch up the road

Howdy thar pardner...

This photo is borrowed from another blog...and when I remember which blog, I will give photo credit. :)

Wide open spaces

Eldest daughter took this last fall. It's of the Eastern Sierras; that's an elk herd you see there...they're protected, and the local farmers/ranchers are subsidized for the alfalfa that the herds eat as they move thru the area. The herd is really neat to see.

Believable, aren't they?!

Adventures in a Ghost Town

...some of the photos of Bodie. The interior shot is of a saloon. There's a 'post office box' in between the table and old stove. I've included a link for some more photos Photo album) http://www.bodie.com/. There's definitely a lot of 'wild west' history in this town. Mark Twain was in the area at some time, as well.

These are a few pics of the Eastern Sierra Nevadas....famous for its gorgeous high mountain lakes and its dangerous

auto-cable chewing marmots!
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