A hand-crafted wooden cross marking the passing of Renwick B. Fowler sits atop Dean Mtn in the heart of the Elliot State Forest, Western Oregon. Nearby is another, older, hand-crafted wooden cross for one 'James Muir'. Evidence on site indicates that both graves are visited occasionally by friends or relatives of each man.
Given the isolated yet beautiful location of these two markers, one could surmise that each may have been either a timber worker or hunter (or both) to whom this remote location was particularly special. Regardless, the resting site of these two men remains strikingly beautiful.
Given the isolated yet beautiful location of these two markers, one could surmise that each may have been either a timber worker or hunter (or both) to whom this remote location was particularly special. Regardless, the resting site of these two men remains strikingly beautiful.
A hand-crafted wooden cross marking the passing of Renwick B. Fowler sits atop Dean Mtn in the heart of the Elliot State Forest, Western Oregon. Nearby is another, older, hand-crafted wooden cross for one 'James Muir'. Evidence on site indicates that both graves are visited occasionally by friends or relatives of each man.
Given the isolated yet beautiful location of these two markers, one could surmise that each may have been either a timber worker or hunter (or both) to whom this remote location was particularly special. Regardless, the resting site of these two men remains strikingly beautiful.
Given the isolated yet beautiful location of these two markers, one could surmise that each may have been either a timber worker or hunter (or both) to whom this remote location was particularly special. Regardless, the resting site of these two men remains strikingly beautiful.
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