Challis Photo Gallery by Ruth Moorhead at pbase.com

Challis

I took part 7 times in "Choral Rendezvous," a former highlight July event in the tiny town of Challis, Idaho (see on Facebook or on expanded website at < http://www.flickr.com/photos/10525532@N08/ > for photos of the singing; THIS gallery is of the surroundings). About 40 Singers used to arrive from across the continent on Wednesday evening, we were given 15-20 pieces of music, and by Friday, we were ready to sing three concerts and a church service!
Incredibly, between HOURS of rehearsing, we also had free time at camp, and each year, I actively sought images. You may recognize glimpses of the fabulous Living Waters Ranch < http://www.livingwatersranch.org/ > --a MUST-consider site for large, active events (think family reunions!) or for solitary, tranquil contemplation.
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Sunset over Living Waters Ranch, Challis	Pondside Bouquet	Living Waters Ranch	Rock 'n Rabbitbrush	Pondside Rocks, Living Waters Ranch
Copse near Garden Creek Crossing	BEHIND the audience	Along Garden Creek	From the Golf Course	Shrubby Cinquefoil
Dawn Over My Campsite	Red Roots	Red Baneberry	Morning Has Broken (2007)
Assembling at the Gossip Fence	Haloed Massif		Evening Skyscape	Top of the road
		Rocks and Silver Sage		Lewis's Monkeyflower
Paintbrush Flirts with Young Aspen	Mushroom Pile in Aspen Forest	Reflection Time at Buster Lake	Midday Peek at the Promontory
The Promontory from the Pond	Yarrow Shadow	Pahsimeroi Mountains	Clouds over Challis

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Robert Ballard		25-Jun-2009 00:59
We spent one night at Challis in 2005. I remember that the scenery was nice as we drove south from Missoula. Then it got very dark. We enjoyed the area the next morning, and I can only imagine the beautiful scnery we missed out on seeing the previous night.

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