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Bo Zarts

(26,036 posts) Sat Jan 25, 2025, 04:31 PM Jan 2025

Eventide at the Fire Lookout Tower

Bitterroot Range - Idaho Panhandle - August 2024
©2024 Bo Zarts Studio

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Eventide at the Fire Lookout Tower (Original Post) Bo Zarts Jan 2025 OP

That's an amazing structure! The climb in must have been quite strenuous. CaliforniaPeggy Jan 2025 #1

I usually lose 15-20# during fire season. Bo Zarts Jan 2025 #5

So, there's a road. Tell us more about getting there. 4dog Jan 2025 #2

The last four miles up is very rough .. Bo Zarts Jan 2025 #6

I am sooo jealous! Nt Grumpy Old Guy Jan 2025 #9

wow!!!!!. AllaN01Bear Jan 2025 #3

What is Eventide? JoseBalow Jan 2025 #4

Eventide - Noun - ARCHAIC/LITERARY Bo Zarts Jan 2025 #7

I didn't know that JoseBalow Jan 2025 #8

CaliforniaPeggy

(154,801 posts)

1. That's an amazing structure! The climb in must have been quite strenuous.

Reply to Bo Zarts (Original post)

Sat Jan 25, 2025, 06:34 PM

Jan 2025

Just looking at how tall it is makes me tired!

Bo Zarts

(26,036 posts)

5. I usually lose 15-20# during fire season.

Reply to CaliforniaPeggy (Reply #1)

Mon Jan 27, 2025, 10:05 AM

Jan 2025

Too bad I can't keep it off!

4dog

(534 posts)

2. So, there's a road. Tell us more about getting there.

Reply to Bo Zarts (Original post)

Sat Jan 25, 2025, 06:36 PM

Jan 2025

Apart from the steps...

Bo Zarts

(26,036 posts)

6. The last four miles up is very rough ..

Reply to 4dog (Reply #2)

Mon Jan 27, 2025, 10:33 AM

Jan 2025

Not quite 4X4 rough, but I wouldn't try it in a Prius. The two-track road cuts through a bowl and a saddle between two peaks. I see a lot of wildlife driving that stretch (which I only drive every two weeks): elk, moose, deer, mountain lions, bear, and wolves .. plus birds galore. I hear wolves at night on two opposite sides of my mountain .. down in the drainages .. and I am told that it is two separate packs.