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Merrill, Oregon
A Town Born of Determination and Visions Of Things That Could Be Merrill, Oregon is at the northwest corner of the Tule Lake Basin and a mile north of the California border. Oregon Route 39, and the fabled Lost River, … Continue reading
Posted in Tule Lake Basin
Tagged captain jack, j frank adams, lost river, merril oregon, merrill rotary club, modoc indians, nancy merrill, nathan merrill, oregon route 39, potato festival. klamath basin potato festival, stukel mountain, thomas martin, tule lake, van brimmer brothers
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Petroglyph Point
We are looking at an island in time and geography… 41°50′50″N 121°23′21″W – Petroglyph Point The photo above is taken from the Peninsula-Castle Rock and looks southeast towards the Warner Mountains. The inset photo is taken from Sheepy Ridge looking … Continue reading
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Tagged lava beds national monument, modoc indians, Petroglyph Point, petroglyphs, rock art, tule lake, tule lake basin
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