Birch Park Black Arabians
Mt Bachelor
Mt Bachelor, April 2010, as seen from Birch Park.
Mt Bachelor is deep in snow in February 2010 as winter continues in Central Oregon.
Mt Bachelor provides world class skiing. Each day it is exciting to wake and see the different
look of the mountain from our ranch after each storm passes.
Today, December 22nd 2009, we woke up to an incredible view of Mt. Bachelor.
It had snowed all night and cleared in the morning giving us this beautiful view of the mountain.
Scenes like this really put one in the Holiday spirit.
Happy Holidays to all of you!
This photo shows Mt. Bachelor on November 23th 2009. The ski resort is open
about 2 weeks early due to the early snows.
This photo shows Mt. Bachelor from May 5th 2009. Spring is coming to La Pine and the
valley floor is turning green and the rivers are full from the mountain snow runoff. The deer
are also returning to the valley from their wintering grounds.
Calleigh July 2009
"driving" the boat at Diamond Lake
Kevin and Calleigh at 9 months old
Our new Siberian Husky puppy, Calleigh.
Calleigh at 3 months old.
Calleigh and Kevin in Feb, 2009 at the John Day Fossil beds in Eastern Oregon.
Trevs Illusion, a beautiful Exotic headed daughter of Trevallon in foal to Om El Exquisit for a 2010 foal.
Available for purchase.
Trevs Onyx, a beautiful homozygous black mare by pfc Trevallon in foal to Farrer for a 2010 black foal.
A view of Mt. Bachelor on March 30, 2009.
The Valley floor is showing some green and Spring is on the way to La Pine.
Mount Bachelor is so called because it "stands apart" from the Three Sisters, a group of three volcanic mountains that are northwest of Mount Bachelor. It's peak is 9,068 feet.
A view of Diamond Peak, a shield volcano just south of La Pine on the Willamette pass.
Diamond Peak Wilderness straddles the Cascade Mountains. Diamond Peak was formed as the entire land mass of the Cascades was undergoing volcanic activity and uplift. Great glaciers carved the large volcanic peak and when they receded, the bulk of the mountain remained, with snowfields near the summit and dozens of small lakes surrounding the peak. The peak is 8,744 feet.
Mansfield photo 3-23-09.
Views from the new ranch.
Two Views of Mt. Bachelor taken on 1-10-09 from Birch Park Arabians.
Spring has come to La Pine in June. The pastures are flooded by the Little Deschutes
which is unable to keep up with the huge snow melt.
Mt Bachelor, March 20, 2008 - The first day of Spring.
It is still snowing in the high mountains, but the ranch pastures are
beginning to clear, and Spring is near.
Photo taken November 2007
Photo taken November 2007
Photo taken 2-26-2008
Mt. Bachelor December 2007
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