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Horsethief Butte is a geological formation in the eastern Columbia Gorge in Washington. It was formed during successive Missoula Floods as raging waters stripped away the softer rock, leaving the butte you see here behind. It was named in the 1950’s when a railroad crew laying the tracks that you see on the lower right thought that the area remided them of Cowboy and Western movies. The body of water below the butte is known as Horsethief Lake.
Aluminum prints are archival to 200 years in the right conditions. The smooth surface and the gloss coating make this picture come to life. It comes with a float frame attached to the back, so it is ready to to be hung when it arrives.
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Horsethief Butte is a geological formation in the eastern Columbia Gorge in Washington. It was formed during successive Missoula Floods as raging waters stripped away the softer rock, leaving the butte you see here behind. It was named in the 1950’s when a railroad crew laying the tracks that you see on the lower right thought that the area remided them of Cowboy and Western movies. The body of water below the butte is known as Horsethief Lake.
Aluminum prints are archival to 200 years in the right conditions. The smooth surface and the gloss coating make this picture come to life. It comes with a float frame attached to the back, so it is ready to to be hung when it arrives.
Shipping is included in the price.