2. 2008

Craters of the Moon, ID

Jess had never been in a cave, so for a bit of introduction to her, we stopped by some lava tubes and crawled around underground for a while.
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The group checking out a spatter cone, formed during ancient volcanic activity.
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The group checking out a spatter cone, formed during ancient volcanic activity.

Tracy BorlandIdahoCraters of the MoonRichard HarropJess YoungKelsey Gray2008

  • The group checking out a spatter cone, formed during ancient volcanic activity.
  • Several hills of coarse volcanic sand loom in the area. Here's two people making a trek to the top of one to check out the view.
  • Kelsey needs a haircut.
  • Tracy ducks to gain entry to one of the lava tubes we checked out.
  • The light from our headlamps was easily absorbed by the black rock, so we used our camera flashes to find our way around a bit better in a sort of sonar manner.
  • One of the tubes includes a night tight squeeze to get to another entrance. Of course we had to go through.
  • Richard, Tracy, and Kelsey, with Jess back there somewhere.
  • Ahh, finally reaching crawling size again.
  • Jess is stoked.
  • This exit is a bit of a climb out of the roof of the cave. Jess followed us up in style.
  • Jess and Tracy stepping gingerly into a lava tube.
  • We spent a bit of time making long exposure art. Here's Kelsey showing off a finalized piece.
  • At camp this night I tried a few experimental long exposures. This trip has been improving my shots considerably, but I still have a lot to learn!
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