All Around Us, All We See Are Awesome Baked-Dry Hills, Except Along This Stretch Of Highway, We See The Running Water Of Oregon’s Powder River.
Just Left Of Center Is Where “Hole-In-The-Wall-Gulch” Comes In.
….And The Two Signs Explain Respectively The Local Area & The Previous Photo’s Landslide, Which Is A Bit Off Screen At Right.
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….“ Chris hollers that he has diarrhea again. " (Cont. Next)

Land Slide Area, Rt-86, ~12 Miles WestNorthwest of Richland, Oregon.

In The /\ Above /\ Google Street View, above the guard rail to left of center, you can see the same view of the stream and a stretch of the old gravel Rt-86.
…. Above guard rail, to right of center you can see the Two Interpretive Signs that respectively tell about the Area Scenery & History. AND how “The Rockslide” covered up part of the old gravel Rt-86, both of which were seen in PREVIOUS Photo.
….Apparently, the Oregon Highway Department, decided there was still too much danger of more rockslides, and chose to make the new road, high up here, at added cost of 2 additional bridges.
….In the /\ Above /\ Google Satellite Strip Map (bottom) => One of these two New Bridges is seen at lower right, just left of the Orange Pegman. Also in the Strip Map, you can see that the new road is shorter & straighter.
….In the /\ Above /\ Photo => The stream gets larger as it flows East to the right. And although this stream seems not to have a name here, eventually, before it flows into the Snake River, it is called Powder River. But this Oregon River, is not to be confused with the Powder River in Montana, which also is along the ZMM Route.
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Right Click and Select New Tab. And AFTER This Satellite View Comes Up, You Can See The Above Discussed Places As Follows =>
…A) The “NEW” Rt-86 Marked By the White Circles, South of The Stream.
…B) The “OLD” Rt-86 ALSO Marked By the White Circles, in many places North of The Stream. The places where “Old” Rt-86, NORTH of the stream, is running close to the green, which is vegetation watered by the stream.
…C) Now, looking at the part of the “New” Highway that is SOUTH of the Stream =-> At EACH END you will be able to see the Two “New” Bridges.
…D) Also, at top you can see the Rock Slide, as well as where the Rockslide covered the “Old” Rt-86 and blocked the stream. You can “Zoom-In” to see close up details.
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(Photo = GoogSatHoleInWallGulch&LandSlidePowderRv WyPt300Rt8612MiWnwRichlandORwide.jpg ...... ZMM Page = 273 ...... WayPt = 300i2 2552ft. Photo at WayPt = 301w 2970ft)