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Drake Peak fire lookout
USA

The Drake Peak fire lookout is located on a false summit off of Light Peak in the Warner Mountains near Lakeview, Oregon.  The road leading to the summit was constructed in Fall 1927 & the lookout built in 1948 after replacing the former lookout built in 1928.  The view is decent w/ views of the Abert Rim dropoff to the north, the bare Oregon Outback to the east, & the forested Warner Mountains going south into California.  West I couldn't see much as there was a massive storm spanning from Northern California to Seattle that was coming my way, couldn't believe this panorama even turned out amidst the frigid 50mph constant wind that was blowing me sideways & making me contemplate even shooting this.  Only one other time in Colorado did I actually postpone a summit panorama at East Buffalo Peak due to extreme severity of winds.  This was probably the last view of the season as hours later it dumped snow.  To the east, the highest point of Drake Peak stands out at 8,407 feet elevation, slightly higher than the 8,222 feet that I'm standing at.

Copyright: William L
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 20756x10378
Taken: 21/10/2017
Hochgeladen: 21/10/2017
Published: 21/10/2017
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Tags: drake peak; oregon; fire lookout; tower; light peak; warner mountains; lakeview; abert rim; oregon outback; summit
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