The High Road
Whenever I go climb at the Buttermilks, I drive from my home to W. Line Street, which takes me out of Bishop and turns into State Highway 168, and I’ll drive along that road for a couple miles before turning off on the Buttermilk Road. 168 continues straight on ahead into the mountains - and over the last month, I’d been wondering where it goes, where does it end up?
So today I grabbed my cameras and drove up 168, resisting that reflex to turn right on Buttermilk Road. I continued on for about five more miles and the road continued to climb higher and higher in the mountains. I found myself in the Inyo State Forest.


Much to my suprise, people do live up there, in small villages cradled by the mountains.







With the day’s light fading, I headed back to town. There are so many things to see around here, and hardly enough time to explore!
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Just love those photos of this country, makes me nostalgic!
Know I’m gonna miss them while you’re back in DC, shucks.
Awesome pics!
great pics!
i wonder what do people do for a living up there in the mountains