Fort Rock at dawn.
This formation stands out on the landscape of Central Oregon's high desert. The rock is a haven for owls, hawks, and other birds of prey. The smaller formation (above right) houses a cave where many pairs of 8000+ year old sandals were discovered. 

Chris East at Fort Rock

Hole in the Ground. 
Hole in the ground is a mile wide, 600' deep, crater formed by a steam explosion. On this clear day, a cold fog forms in the bottom of the crater resembling a bowl of steaming soup. The tiny spot just above the fog is Chris.

Sand Dunes at Christmas Valley.
Desert sand dunes in the middle of nowhere are a great playground for Chris and her PPC. This is a really fun place to fly!

Pronghorn antelope.
The fastest land animal in North America. Catching them with a PPC is an exercise in futility.

Chris East, Q, and Molly

Photo taken at the DeWrite Observatory at the foot of South Sister. The area is covered with many square miles of AH AH lava.