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Camping At An 8500 ft Mountain Peak

Camping on a mountain top, Finding cabins in the woods, Lookout towers on national forest land, 50 million years of geology.

Camping At An 8500 ft Mountain Peak

Produced by Billy Newman and Marina Hansen

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153 Billy Newman Photo podcast mixdown Camping at an 8500 ft mountain peak

Hello, and thank you very much for listening to this episode of The Billy Newman photo podcast recorded for the second or almost coming up to the third week of August 2020. Made a cup of coffee this morning, and I'm out at that peak of the mountain out in Eastern Oregon.

Pretty cool spot up here that I was able to get to. I was looking around on the map. And I was able to find some spots that were old lookout towers like I guess they were like old like fire lookout towers for when there woul