Our first stop of the day was at Wright's Point. Here's Melinda's Point - right at this outstanding example of crossbedding in what used to be a riverbed, a very, very long time ago.

    Of course, Lynn had a lot to point out as well. She made sure that we knew that there was a lot more out there than just sage brush. There was also loco weed!
 

Here's the group at Wright's Point. Melinda told us that last year, a bunch of people got bored and went into the bushes and picked up ticks. Yuck!

Our next stop of the day was at Malheur Cave.

It was dark!

Malheur Cave

Since it was dark, there are precious few pictures of the inside of the cave.
We do, however, have this picture of a irridescent slime that was on the walls.
 

On to Diamond Craters;

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