The first time I walked this trail was back in the Fall of 1969. I was attending College of the Siskiyous and my biology class went there on a field trip. Our instructor, a serious biologist, informed us that we would be going to a place that had recently been found to hold a record of sorts. Our destination was Sugar Creek, a drainage flowing from the eastern flanks of the Russian Mountains. I was excited to…
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The Moores, of Moore’s Gravel pit, at Callahan, — Richard and his father, Stanley, — discovered the largest Bristlecone Pine in that area. It made it to the record books.
Very interesting! But, are you sure it was bristlecones? Anyway, I knew Tim Moore after he got back from Viet Nam. We attended college at Weed together. Can he be reached now?