Lunch at Mazama Camp - 1913

There are lots of fascinating details in this photo of the climbing club the Mazamas as they break for lunch, during a climb at Mt. Adams.

First is the table itself, which appears to be a long cloth supported by chickenwire. Dishes are enamel-ware, and there's no sign of freeze-dried food at this meal. It's hard to tell in a black-and-white/sepia photo, but it sure looks to me like there are a lot of sun-burned noses in this group.

-- This photo is restored and printed by Old Oregon.