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Multi-colored cliffs wall in Lake Owyhee in the desert hills of eastern Oregon.
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Cliffs and rock formations line the shoreline of Lake Owyhee.
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The Owyhee River flows through the desert hills of Eastern Oregon.
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An old railroad bridge crosses the Malheur River.
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Irrigated farmland adds a splash of green to the arid hills of eastern Oregon.
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The public school in Juntura is a historic red-brick building.
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The Malheur River loops through the sparsely vegetated hills of eastern Oregon.
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An old steel bridge crosses the Malheur River.
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Volcanic fumaroles stand next to the Malheur River.
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Native grasses thrive along the banks of the Malheur River while lava can be seen on the barren hillsides in the distance.
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A rough escarpment of volcanic rock rises above the Malheur River.
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An abandoned alignment of Highway 20 cuts through an outcropping of volcanic rock.
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A modern highway bridge over the Malheur River is seen through the quaint concrete arches of the old bridge.
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A wooden railroad bridge crosses Bully Creek.
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Overlooking the city of Vale.
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Volcanic rocks overlook a barren hillside in eastern Oregon.
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Old brick and stone buildings line the historic streets of Vale.
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Rinehart's stone house was built as a stop on the Oregon Trail in 1872.

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