Vintage Pics

[buckhorn2]

They are old photographs what do you mean by scanning.

[clindsayrun]

Like jackalope pointed out you can view these same photos and more at:

http://www.viewsofthepast.com/topics/images.htm#

Pretty simple to copy and paste them onto the forums.

If you have old photos you need have, or find a friend with a digital scanner. Ditigally scan and copy the image. From there you will be able to edit, resize and post the image online. If you don't want to buy a scanner and don't want to bother your friends most photo shops at say a Fred Meyer can scan the photos for you and put them onto a cd disk or save them on a flash drive. As long as they're saved in a digital format you can post them online.

[boneaddict]

Someone was asking me for this thread so I figured I'd bump it.

[wsucowboy]

great thread. I don't know how I missed it. Love seeing the old pictures. Especially the old cabin

[backwoods_boy]

just put some of my dad in 82 in the elk hunting area.

[1bugman]

Love this thread

[TheSkyBuster]

My Great Aunt and Uncle.  1950's near Glacier Wa.

[JakeM]

All of these pics are really cool.

[brew]

wow...what an awesome thread....i'm still pretty new to the site but want to thank everyone for their posts on this.... i love looking back on the history of these pics.... hopefully 50 or 60 years from now my granddaughter (or her offspring) will post some of their "Poppa's" pics so future generations can enjoy them as well

[boneaddict]

NICE addition Skybuster.   Cool photo.

[C-Money]

I really enjoyed these pic's. Wish I had some of all the bucks my Grandpa killed.

[backwoods_boy]

I just love this thread...
 

[Buckhunter24]

The pictures of the cats is awesome 

[Boss .300 winmag]

I grabbed these from another site.  I think they are awesome though and they are from Washington and Idaho for the most part I believe.

those are some tanks!

[Boss .300 winmag]

Head up the Methow from Winthrop to Mazama, then to lost River, then towards  dead horse point, harts pass and slate peak.  Which I think is one of the highest spots in the state you can drive.  There is a lookout up there with an INCREDIBLE view of surrounding country and Pasayten.  The pacific Crest trailhead might be there, but it is an access into some unbelievable country.  Then you dive off the hill into the creek below.  If you ever want to take a sight seeing tour, there you go.  There are places like Last Chance, and Chancellor and other fun stuff.  The area is full of prospecting history.  Great place to catch a bear in play, an occasional goat or Dandy buck or see some incredible rock and flower arrangements. Gods handiwork at its finest.

Yes the Pacific Crest trail is there, loaned our truck to my brother inlaw this fall. So when he and his daughter (Trail names, Balls and Sunshine) finished hiking The PCT all the way from Mexico to Canada in one year (youngest girl to do it at 11 years old) could drive out to our house instead of hitchhiking. He was gld he did, it was snowing when they got back to the truck, and no other people in site.