Scenic 395 - The Official Guide 2019/2020

2018-2019 Scenic 395 29 Lone Pine sites, including a railway sta- tion, a factory and the country club — swimming pool and all. As you wander through town you will see several creations by local artists who build art from junk and have a great sense of humor as well as a talent for re- cycling things left behind. Please be respectful — people live here and it is all private property. As you leave Keeler you will be blessed with an incredible view to the west of the grand Sierra Nevada, including Mt. Whitney, which is the highest point in the lower 48 states and your road back to Lone Pine to continue on your journey north, adding only an extra 35 miles to your trip and a treasure trove of memories that can last a life- time. Cheryl McDonald is a local resident and artist. Visit her art gallery in Randsburg or see more of her work at www.cherylmcdonaldcreative .com. JEFFREY PANG VIA WIKIMEDIA COMMONS Mt. Whitney is seen at sunrise from Lone Pine. BY PAUL HERMANS VIA WIKIMEDIA COMMONS The stagecoach used in “Django Unchained” is seen at the Lone Pine Film History Museum. PHOTO BY AARON CRUTCHFIELD Lone Pine says “Howdy.” Continued from Page 28