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Heading up Badger. |
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View N to NE from Badger. Note the unmanned relay post at right. At left in the distance is Mount Irish. There is a register on top, with very few names. |
SE from Badger. Most of the terrain in the valley is covered with rhyolite flows; Badger itself is limestone. |
This strange benchmark was near the military installation. |
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Top of Tikaboo. |
View N from Tikaboo. The top of the mountain is sandstone, and is covered with junk from all the UFO fans who go up there to look W at Area 51. |
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Looking SW from Tikaboo. |
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View SW and down. |
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N from Tikaboo; again, Mt Irish is in the distance. |
Larkspurs. |
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On the drive out, we stopped at this pot-hole-filled rhyolite. Native Americans stopped here to make arrows, leaving non-native flints and agates. |
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A rhyolite mushroom rock. |
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