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The northeast face of Cusick...

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The northeast face of Cusick Mountain with goats in the foreground. Photo is taken from North Imnaha, which is south of Sentinel Peak on the Imhaha/Wallowa divide. October 2004

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Dean

Neat shot

Voted 10/10

I've been enjoying all of your pics on Cusick. I saw Cusick nicely from Hidden Peak on my trip a couple weeks ago.

Posted Oct 4, 2005 11:10 am

calebEOC

Pictures like this one...

Voted 10/10

Make me think I am living in the wrong part of Oregon.

Posted Mar 6, 2009 11:27 pm


	mrh	Re: Pictures like this one...
	Hasn't voted	Thanks. This could well be my personal favorite pic. It was a great experience being there. Its not far from you if your able to spend one or two nights out.
		Posted Mar 8, 2009 1:06 pm

lcarreau

I fought wildfires in the

Voted 10/10

Wallowas back in late 1980s. Wasn't there
also a real big one in the "Imnaha" area
back in 1987? That was a good (bad?) year
for wildfires. I wish I could go back again!

Posted Apr 29, 2009 11:20 pm


	mrh	Re: I fought wildfires in the
	Hasn't voted	I don't recall what year the big fire in the Imnaha was. I know there were some real big fires on the east slope of the Wallowas in 1986; one in particular was called the Canal Fire. '86 was a real bad year for eastern Oregon in general.
		Posted Apr 30, 2009 10:41 am


	lcarreau	Re: I fought wildfires in the
	Voted 10/10	(Excuse me - I was having a "senior moment." I meant the year 1986 - what a year for fires!)
		Posted Apr 30, 2009 11:32 am

Deltaoperator17

Love da Goats

Voted 10/10

Love those Goats, we need to get over there and hit those peaks... way to close to Boise not to explore them.

Posted Jul 28, 2009 7:01 pm


	mrh	Re: Love da Goats
	Hasn't voted	Yes, the Wallowas are very accessible to Boise, much more so than many of the big east central Idaho mountains. I think a lot of people miss that.
		Posted Jul 29, 2009 11:18 am