Some beautiful footage there Mark! As a teenager (think I was 16-17) I went camping in that area (top of Blitzen) with John Scharff, who was the first manager of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, and who the Scharff Waterfowl Festival was named after. That was 1970! Need to get back to the Steens - it’s been over 20 years since I’ve last been up there. Thanks for sharing.
My father and I drove up Steens Mountain in mid-August, the day the remnants of the hurricane were blowing through, making for some really dramatic conjunctions of torn clouds, immense cliffs and gorges, and the colossal spaces between them. And now the passage of just a couple months has made for some dazzling transformations of that landscape.
Stunning! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing!!! Beautiful :) 😍
Thank you!
Quite a stunning area. I look forward to getting back there very soon. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Some beautiful footage there Mark! As a teenager (think I was 16-17) I went camping in that area (top of Blitzen) with John Scharff, who was the first manager of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, and who the Scharff Waterfowl Festival was named after. That was 1970! Need to get back to the Steens - it’s been over 20 years since I’ve last been up there. Thanks for sharing.
Cool! So glad the video sparked some nice memories for you. Such a remarkable landscape. Thanks for watching!
My father and I drove up Steens Mountain in mid-August, the day the remnants of the hurricane were blowing through, making for some really dramatic conjunctions of torn clouds, immense cliffs and gorges, and the colossal spaces between them. And now the passage of just a couple months has made for some dazzling transformations of that landscape.
Cool, wish I had seen those dramatic clouds.