Travels with the Original Easyrider®
2020 Edition

Visit the Ghost Town of
Lonerock, Oregon
Gilliam County

With a stop in
Arlington, Oregon

May 16, 2020

Here's pictures of past visits to
Lonerock Methodist Church
And the Lonerock Cemetery
Antelope, Oregon
Mayville, Oregon
Mayille Cemetery
Richmond, Oregon
Hardman, Oregon
aka Dairyville, Yellow Dog and Raw Dog
Condon, Oregon
Fossil, Oregon
Arlington, Oregon
John Day Fossil Beds, Clarno Unit

Another "social distancing adventure while Governor Kate Brown and her
commie Democrat tyrants have blue states locked down over this phony
"pandemic" scam



Face masks are now becoming mandatory...good luck trying to force me
to wear one. Police checkpoints to check your "immunity papers" are
likely next.

It makes me sad that I am witnessing the death of the American experiment



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Founded in 1881 to serve surrounding ranches, Lonerock hasn't had a post office
since 1963. Townspeople get their mail in Condon. But even without postal service,
a school or a general store, the community has persisted. Its false-fronted community
hall, built around the turn of the last century, has been renovated, and its isolation
has actually attracted a few residents.


A two-story schoolhouse, built in 1903, rises above the east side of town. Its
last high-school class graduated in 1932; the school closed for good in 1961. A tiny,
wooden jail, built in 1891 as a place for rowdy sheepherders to sleep off nights of
revelry, still looks as though it could withstand a prairie tornado.


"The Rock" is a solitary, squarish 35-foot boulder on the south side of town,
beside Lone Creek, a tributary of the John Day River. Beside it stands the renovated
Methodist Church, built in 1898.


We were out to Lonerock, Oregon in 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020.

We were out to Arlington, Oregon early 2020 and Spring, 2020



These images were taken with my Nikon D810 and 50mm f/1.4 Zeiss Planar T*
manual focus lens.





























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