This Single Tree Is Human Planted and Irrigated. Otherwise, This Shows A Typical View of the Treeless, Dry Grassy Rounded Hills Seen From the Road.

…. “Soon we’re on the road again, which twists and turns. We stem down into an enormous canyon with high white bluffs on either side. The wind freezes. The road comes into some sunlight which seems to warm me right through the jacket and sweater, but soon we ride into the shade of the canyon wall again where again the wind freezes. This dry desert air doesn’t hold heat. My lips, with the wind blowing into them, feel dry and cracked.
.... Farther on we cross a dam and leave the canyon into some high semidesert country. …. “(Cont.Next)

Brownlee Dam Reservoir & Lake, Snake River Canyon, Border of ID & OR. ….The Narrator’s “We stem down “ is interesting usage of a term applied to a side stream going down to a major river.
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….Because of my previously mentioned, camera dead-battery problem (back at Brownlee Campground, and no place to re-charge within 20 miles), I Have No Photos showing the Narrator’s “twists and turns,“ nor any photos of the "enormous canyon with high white bluffs on either side.“, as mentioned next photo. Can You Help Supply Photos for this road and this area of Idaho? Please email => HenryG__USCA.edu.
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….My (Henry S Gurr), Story About Two Dead Camera Batteries & WHY I Have ONLY ONE Photo of the ZMM Narrator's West Idaho Brownlee Campground.
….AND thus Failed to Capture The 20 to 30 Beef Cattle Herd That Frequents This Public Campground.
….Completely unaware of the developing blockage, I arrived at Brownlee Campground, with both Camera Batteries, nearly dead and un able to take any photo. You May Read How I Was Able To Warm Up My Nearly Dead Batteries, Just Enough To Get One Photo: Right Click & Open In A New Tab.

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(Photo = 111-1166c ...... ZMM Page = 271 ...... WayPt = 297x 2131ft)