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2020 ELLIOTT FIELD TRIP #3: Loon Lake, April 23, 2020

ORWWmedia · 25:37 · May 10, 2020

A video from Bob Zybach's ORWWmedia playlist, with the time-coded index he wrote into its description: 16 entries, 12 of them numbered to a field-trip stop.

Provenance

Creator
Dr. Bob Zybach
Channel
ORWWmedia
Published
May 10, 2020
Length
25:37
Accession
Accessioned from Bob Zybach’s upload to the shared Drive, 2026-08-23.

Time codes

16 entries, as written in the video description. Select a time to start the video there.

  1. Bob -- Introduction
  2. ORWW Field Trip #3 Map
  3. Stop #1 – McCulloch Bridge at Scottsburg Stop 1
  4. Stop #2 – Scottsburg Park Stop 2
  5. Stop #3 – Mouth of Mill Creek Stop 3
  6. Stop #4 – Brandy Bar Stop 4
  7. Stop #5 – Hinsdale Gardens Stop 5
  8. Stop #6 – BLM Dean’s Creek Elk Viewing Area Stop 6
  9. Stop #7 – Loon Lake Lodge Stop 7
  10. Stop #8 – Huckleberry Point Stop 8
  11. Stop #9 – BLM Loon Lake Campground Stop 9
  12. Stop #10 – Cougar Pass Old Growth Stop 10
  13. Stop #11 – Indian Point Stop 11
  14. Stop #12 – Mill Creek Log Dump Stop 12
  15. Bob -- Field Trip #4 Description
  16. Credits

Links in the description

The description, as written

The video's description exactly as it stands on YouTube, including the time codes above.

INDEX TO VIDEO (25 min., 37 sec.)
This "virtual" field trip is based on  a number of detailed on-site oral history interviews with Jerry Phillips and David Gould in 2017 and 2018. This route was successfully followed by the Southwestern Oregon Community College (SWOCC) 2018 and 2019 spring term F251 Forest Recreation classes. Due to coronavirus restrictions the field trips for the 2020 F251 class were videotaped and these files -- with the additions of a YouTube hyperlinked index and Closed Captioning -- are also being used for the 2021 class for the same reason. The Loon Lake field trip covers the northern portion of the Elliott State Forest and features stops at the historic Scottsburg McCulloch Bridge, Hinsdale Gardens, the BLM Elk Viewing Area, Loon Lake Lodge and campgrounds, Huckleberry Point, Indian Point, Mill Creek, and an old-growth tree on the road to Cougar Pass. These "virtual" field trips are hosted by Dr. Bob Zybach and videotaped by McKenzie Peters, NW Maps Co. 

ORWW LINKS
http://www.orww.org/Elliott_Forest/Re...
http://www.orww.org/Elliott_Forest/Re...
http://www.orww.org/Elliott_Forest/Re...

00:00 Bob -- Introduction
00:56 ORWW Field Trip #3 Map

02:48 Stop #1 – McCulloch Bridge at Scottsburg
03:45 Stop #2 – Scottsburg Park
04:40 Stop #3 – Mouth of Mill Creek
05:46 Stop #4 – Brandy Bar
06:39 Stop #5 – Hinsdale Gardens
11:02 Stop #6 – BLM Dean’s Creek Elk Viewing Area
14:25 Stop #7 – Loon Lake Lodge 
16:15 Stop #8 – Huckleberry Point
18:28 Stop #9 – BLM Loon Lake Campground
20:02 Stop #10 – Cougar Pass Old Growth
21:10 Stop #11 – Indian Point
23:43 Stop #12 – Mill Creek Log Dump

24:55 Bob -- Field Trip #4 Description 
25:24 Credits

Rights

The video plays from YouTube; nothing is copied here. The related recordings and transcripts are Bob Zybach's public files on orww.org, and the interviews are described by OSU SCARC finding aid, OH 047.

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2020 ELLIOTT FIELD TRIP #3: Loon Lake, April 23, 2020. ORWWmedia, May 10, 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWqKoFHvoP4
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