People of the Big River day 11

 We slept in until 7:15 AM, I got all my stuff together and had coffee and oatmeal for breakfast. We got to the Big Obsidian flow around 9 AM. We climbed to a sight seeing spot at the top, very nice. Obsidian was beautiful. We also seen Lichen growing on the Obsidian which was cool to see. Once we left there we headed to the High Desert Museum and looked though all the exhibits and seen all the animals. They has Trout, Foxes, Owls, snakes and Otters there as well. They has an exhibit telling about the different Tribes in the area including the Yakama Tribe, where I grew up. We also seen bead work and clothing and pictures from way back when which was very interesting. Once we left the museum we headed to the public library in Bend Oregon so we could upload our blogs.  

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