Ohanapecosh_Contract_Amendments_photos_20220420_0001.pdf

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Ohanapecosh trees for contract and additions/amedments. 2022 April 20

Trees currently on list:

OHCG-21-33

Large dead, straight boled, western hemlock within striking distance of a bathroom (to the northwest) and multiple campsites (picnic tables, fire rings), and campground roads.

Looking south and east (below) onto OHCG-21-33, first tree on left, campground road in foreground

OHCG-21-33,the left most full tree stem here, looking on to campground road and bathroom

OHCG-21-33, the right most full tree stem, adjacent to a tent camp site and parking area

OHCG-20-17

Dead douglas-fir above steep bank on entry road, easy access from bank to SW and exit to Hwy 123. Targets are entry road and campsites below. Painted with orange X at BH.

Looking southeast onto OHCG-20-17 from campground entry road. Steep bank, but with walkable access on even ground from intersection (off photo to right).

Looking northeast on OHCG-20-17, road below. Easy walk in access from right side

Potential additions:

OHCG-22-01

A cluster of three douglas-fir snags on the hill above campground entry road and campsites. Steep slope immediately below but an easy walk-in access (100 yards) from Hwy 123 or small ridge to northeast of campground road and Hwy 123 intersection. One tree leaning with small dead cedar attached. Some bark sloughing from tops of tree. Conks along middle and lower stems.

OHCG-22-01, three tall snags at center of picture, looking east up steep bank from campsites and (right) leaning snag of cluster prominent in background, taken from road. Walk-in access from hill crest.

OHCG-22-01, three stems (marked with orange at breast height) from walk-in access above road

OHCG-20-16

Large, straight stemmed western hemlock with solid bole, base, and roots, but roots perched (as if formed on nurse log) on edge of steep slope. Access above and below on vegetated but slick slope.

OHCG-20-16, moss covered roots perched above ground looking down slope onto campground entry road

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