Barometer Watershed Study - High Ridge Lookout
These images are of Mack Moore and Leonard Patton taken on the
Pendleton RD about 1967 . Mack and Leonard were involved with the
installation of equipment on the Barometer Watershed Study at High
Ridge Lookout located between Ruckle Junction and the Spout Springs
/ Elgin Highway.

Left: The polaris mountaineer pulled up from a little
slide. Right: Mack Moore and Leonard Patton

Hoisting the grub, Mack Moore and Leonard Patton working on the Barometer
Watershed. Photo was taken from top of lookout looking down to sled
below.

Photo at left: Pendleton District Ranger Walt Johnson Circa 1967
on his way to work! (behind the snowmobile). Note: I think the new
ranger (Walt) thought we were having too much fun on the snow cat
so he joined us for a few days to check it out!
Mack now live in Boise Idaho. After Mack retired from the FS he
did some management consulting work, and in fact worked with the Umatilla
Managment Team in the mid 1980s.
Gary Hodges, 371 Wakonda Beach Rd, Waldport, OR 97394
English
Springs Timber Sale
Logging on English Springs Timber Sale, Pendleton
District

Left: Burning slash on English Springs TS. Fall of 1967; Right: After
the burn
Flood of 1964 - Umatilla Forks Campground

1964 Flood, Forks Campground, Pendleton District. Photo shows flooding
of the Umatilla River where the forks of the river merge.
Umatilla River below Corporation Work Center. Flood of ’64.

Gordon Creek from Balloon Tree Guard Station before
the Gordon Creek Sale, Pendleton District.
About Gary Hodges
Graduate, school of Forestry, Oklahoma State University 1960. During
my time in the Forest Service, I worked In Oregon at Gold Beach, at
Dale District (Range Management), and Pendleton District (TMA) on
the Umatilla, Timberlake Job Corps on the Mount Hood, District Ranger
at Klamath Falls on the Winema, Center Director at Boxelder Job Corps
Center on the Black Hills, Forest staff in Colorado and Deputy Supervisor
on the Arapaho and Roosevelt at Fort Collins, Colorado. With a great
deal of admiration for many of the people I worked with, I should
mention that one of them was Cal Weissenfluh when he was the assistant
ranger at Dale and I was a very new. eager young forester. I learned
a lot from him. Cal was a fun guy to work for. I retired from the
Forest Service in the middle 1980s and worked a couple of years for
the Colorado State Forester, which was followed by a 15 year stint
with the Naushon Trust, working on the Elizabeth Islands, of the Coast
of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Following that we moved back to Colorado
and was involved in Fire Threat community planning for the State Forester's
office. Jeanetta and I moved back to Oregon In 2003 and love it.