Eroded by wind and water these outcropping take on unique
shapes and small caves and holes that have been carved through the softer ash deposit with a thin layer of hardened crust
covering it. Leslie Gulch is in Southeastern Oregon just on the Idaho boarder and was named after a Silver City cattle rancher, Hiram E. Leslie, when working in what was then known
as Dugout Gulch, was struck and killed by lightning in 1882; thus, the area was renamed Leslie Gulch.
| Leslie Gulch 508010 B&W |
|
| Erosion of the volcanic ash, has left a remarkable place to see. |
No matter where you go in Idaho you will find Gods artistic and creative
handy-work. Whether it is sagebrush desert or pine filled forest, to alpine lakes with steep glacier covered mountains.
| Leslie Gulch |
|
| Erosion of the volcanic ash, has left a remarkable place to see. |
The Owyhee Mountains are as beautiful as they are rugged, these three photos of
the Elephant Butte-Sommer Camp Road expresses that beauty.
| Sommer Camp 003 |
|
| My newest piece of camera equipment with Elephant Butte in the background. |
