Wolf Creek Ranch (side of road opposite river)
44.97839 N, 111.64623 W

Atomic City is where the workers from the numerous atomic installations here 'bouts come to drink on Thursday nights
43.44291 N, 112.81038 W

Experimental Breeder Reactor No. 1 (EBR-1) National Historic Site
43.51244 N, 113.00627 W

Looking down into the reactor core. Don't worry that's a plastic window below my feet and the usual blue glow is being absorbed by all the concrete inside the core.

The Zero Power Reactor No. 3 (ZPR-3) was used for testing of core designs.

The reactor core rod hot box and rod farm (foreground).

The hot box has windows made of 37 layers of leaded glass and mineral oil.

Inside the second (of 3) materials transfer rooms for the breeder jacket. This room has thick hot box windows. Being in here made me nervous.

Heat Transfer Reactor Experiment No. 2 (HTRE-2) was an experiment in nuclear aircraft propulsion.

Heat Transfer Reactor Experiment No. 3 (HTRE-3) was another like HTRE-2.

Dust Devil seen from rest stop leaving EBR-1
43.54853 N, 113.00869 W

Looking northeast from Inferno Cone at Craters of the Moon National Monument
43.44362 N, 113.55133 W

Looking northwest from Inferno Cone

Looking southeast from Inferno Cone

Looking southwest from Inferno Cone

looking to the northish atop rim of Big Crater
43.44351 N, 113.56037 W

looking southish from point on rim of Big Crater
43.44477 N, 113.56045 W

Boy Scout lava tube cave
43.44529 N, 113.52657 W

Milford Sweat Hot Spring
43.36446 N, 113.78901 W

Wizards' Island in Crater Lake National Park
42.96544 N, 122.15063 W

The rest of Crater Lake National Park
42.96544 N, 122.15063 W

Sign at the turnoff for the Oregon Vortex
42.43548 N, 123.07995 W

The Pacific ocean as seen past the Crescent City Light House. This marked the end of my trip.
41.74679 N. 124.20141 W

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