Photos by "Histories & Mysteri… : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

 The four angle iron posts indicate an airmail beacon, there are similar on Little Mitchell Point. Standard windmill towers were used for the beacons.
 I have not seen this location, wondering where you took this picture.

There was a picnic area there with tables and firepits, not sure how it relates. Are there marks of a plaque on it or parts of a fireplace?

Good on ya Mr Rubble!

Don't think you've got this one placed right.

This errant placement is at the mouth of the Deschutes River.

Hmmmm, methinks I don't lie with my photos. The grave of Tuter is indeed atop a rarely-seen crag on the eastern sawteeth of Sleeping Beauty. Few know it exists. Best of luck. Once atop just keep exploring eastwards! cheers, scott

eat 'em up!

Note the medical "caduceus" symbols atop the windows, dating from the 2nd owner of the saloon who fancied himself a doctor. Look the the Baldwin saloon website for an interesting historical write-up. Thanks Baldwin!

I "plugged" the hole with pebbles to stop the wind for awhile. There's often water in the hole from the Shilo lawn sprinklers. Thanks go to Mark Hempstreet for caring about the local history and taking actions to help preserve it.

Walk thru the dry culvert pipe and you'll be on it!