deeply felt history ...

klamath county, oregon ... original photo developed in artificial intelligence process for creative artwork effect. sometimes the distinctive natural landforms of a place combine with centuries of human activity to create an exceptional mix of geography and history. The Klamath Marsh Narrows is such a place. This three-quarter mile crossing, in the midst of 65 square miles of sprawling marshland, has been used by Native Americans for millennia, by the John C. Fremont expedition in 1843, and by travelers down to the present day. It’s one of the best birding spots in Central Oregon, and hikers can follow in Fremont’s footsteps along the edge of the grasslands, enjoying solitude and sweeping Cascade mountain views. my friend and i walked the edge of this grassland and found the old original wagon trail ruts in the scrub and soil. source http://www.cogeographica.com/ prints available.

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