From Bishop, we moved south to Lone Pine, CA. Tuttle Creek BLM Campground is another of my favorites.
Lots of movies were filmed near here, so we visited the Lone Pine Film History Museum. This dentist's carriage with a big tooth on top was one of my favorites.
I also loved this quilt.
Many cowboys filmed movies here in the Alabama Hills.
There are a couple other small museums in town, where I found lots of "rusty stuff."
While here, we did the Arch Loop hike in the Alabama Hills, where we saw several arches.
Mobius Arch is the biggie, and we got almost everyone together for a photo.
If you get the right angle, you can frame Mt. Whitney, the highest mountain in the lower 48, in the arch.
It was a beautiful hike!
We also did a 4-wheel drive through the Alabama Hills.
I love reading your blogs, Diana. Your photos are nice also.
ReplyDeleteWe just returned from a road trip up HW395. We also hiked to the arch and visited the film museum. HW395 is absolutely a gorgeous drive full of interesting and breathtaking scenes.
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