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Globe Mallow in Blue Basin |
Over Memorial Day weekend we met up with friends and camped along the South Fork John Day River in Dayville. It is a pleasant spot to hang out by (or in) the river under the shade of the riparian zone cottonwoods and willows. It is also a great launch spot for exploring the John Day Country, among my favorite Pacific Northwest landscapes. We enjoyed the John Day Fossil Beds Sheep Rock Unit as well as a trip into the Aldrich Mountains. An added bonus was the lack of holiday crowds - a rarity these days.
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Looking down on Blue Basin Trail |
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More Blue Basin |
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Most of the Alaskan Yellow Cedar have died since this sign went in |
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Aldrich Mountain Lookout |
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