The Zybach Collection · Elliott State Forest · Video
2020 ELLIOTT FIELD TRIP #4: Tenmile Lakes, April 29, 2020
ORWWmedia · 47:12 · May 18, 2020
A video from Bob Zybach's ORWWmedia playlist, with the time-coded index he wrote into its description: 12 entries, 9 of them numbered to a field-trip stop.
Provenance
- Creator
- Dr. Bob Zybach
- Channel
- ORWWmedia
- Published
- May 18, 2020
- Length
- 47:12
- Accession
- Accessioned from Bob Zybach’s upload to the shared Drive, 2026-08-23.
Watch on YouTube · 47:12 · published May 18, 2020
Time codes
12 entries, as written in the video description. Select a time to start the video there.
- Bob -- Introduction
- Bob -- ORWW Website Navigation
- Stop #1 – Jerry: Elkside Lumber Company History Stop 1
- Stop #2 – Jerry: School Land Bay Stop 2
- Stop #3 – David: Divide Springs Hunting Camp Stop 3
- Stop #4 – Jerry and David: Bert Gould Cabin Site Stop 4
- Stop #5 – David: Clarence Gould Cabin Site Stop 5
- Stop #6 – Jerry: Baltimore Crane Cabin Site Stop 6
- Stop #7 – David: Gould Lake Stop 7
- Stop #8 – Jerry: Big Saddle Stop 8
- Stop #9 – Jerry and David: Jerry Phillips Reserve Stop 9
- 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 (47 min., 11 sec.) This "virtual" field trip is based on detailed on-site oral history interviews with Jerry Phillips and David Gould in 2017. 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 are also being used for the 2021 class for the same reason -- "social distancing" and "distance learning." The 2020 Tenmile Lakes field trip is a slightly different route than that taken by the 2018 and 2019 F251 students. Guides are Jerry Phillips and David Gould and the trip begins at the site of the old Elkside Lumber Co., which has been transformed into a County Park. From there we follow the old CCC route to the isolated School Land Bay parcel and then enter the Elliott by way of Benson Ridge Road. The remainder of the field trip visits a number of cabin sites claimed by Gould family members in the early 1900s, followed by a stop at Big Saddle and finish at Jerry Phillips Reserve. 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 01:47 Bob -- ORWW Website Navigation 03:35 Stop #1 – Jerry: Elkside Lumber Company History 14:45 Stop #2 – Jerry: School Land Bay 19:35 Stop #3 – David: Divide Springs Hunting Camp 25:06 Stop #4 – Jerry and David: Bert Gould Cabin Site 30:07 Stop #5 – David: Clarence Gould Cabin Site 33:20 Stop #6 – Jerry: Baltimore Crane Cabin Site 35:57 Stop #7 – David: Gould Lake 41:12 Stop #8 – Jerry: Big Saddle 44:14 Stop #9 – Jerry and David: Jerry Phillips Reserve 46:55 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 #4: Tenmile Lakes, April 29, 2020. ORWWmedia, May 18, 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w50onM-62LY
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