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Oregon Trail Trip
Friday, July 18, 2008
Our "hotel" accommodations for the week. I am really impressed with the comfort of the Kwikamp trailer.
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mmmmmmmm, good! One last thought,I'd rather die yo...
At about this point in the trip I learned of the d...
There isn't much scenery in Nebraska but I was abl...
I had never crossed Wyoming on I80. It is just mi...
The scenery gets briefly better after cr...
Crossing the uninteresting part of Idaho ...
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This and the following pictures were taken along t...
The Portland Oregon skyline. It was late evening ...
This electric train runs right along the Interstat...
Roadside on the way to Portland. As Fat Albert wo...
Sherm taking Denise for a ride on the "halfabusa" ...
This is the old port town of Bandon just south of ...
This stuff makes Guiness stout look like pale ale....
Denise and MelanieBetter keep these two on the lea...
UteMike's gumbo
Denise and I found our retirement hom...
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We had lunch at this little place right on the wat...
Denise and Patience (Biglefti's grand daughter) tr...
If Denise wasn't already flying home on Sunday she...
I test rode Sherms bike to experience the ...
This is the result when a bird zigs when he should...
Our "hotel" accommodations for the week. I am rea...
We tried to buy this for Jax but the owner said he...
Casa del Sherm. I think Denise was a little wobbl...
Some serious sand dunes
Interesting bridge going south on 101
The Pacific Ocean looking out over the Oregon sand...
Central Oregon lava fields. The evidence of volca...
McKenzie pass was closed AGAIN. This is the secon...
View of the Cascades from the east.
This fellow was out in the middle of nowhere resti...
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This large barn is owned by ODOT and is used to st...
we were up early and riding by 7 am local time. I...
Tonight's supper. BBQ pork and beef ribs, beans, ...
This is 129 which runs south out of Lewiston, Id. ...
This stream followed the road the entire way betwe...
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One of the many lakes in Glacier. I think this o...
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This is big daddy billygoat. This guy did NOT wan...
This is the lake we hiked 3 miles to see.
I thought about getting closer but the goat starte...
That's me, trying to use my rain gear as a sled. ...
Here is Denise catching her breath. She might hav...
The hike was long but at least we did get some goo...
Notice the small specks off in the distance in the...
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Glacier is an endless display of waterfalls. This...
This scene greets you as you enter Glacier Nationa...
This is how we ended the day. 1/2 lb of beef on a...
The road into Kalispell follows a series of dams a...
We tried to stop at every POI along the way. Lots...
The day dawned bright and clear, tempe
Denise--posing at one of the many small restaurant...
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Coming down off the mountain on the Medicine Wheel...
One of many overlooks on the Medicine Wheel Passag...
Scenes like this are common along the CJSB. The r...
This stream runs along the Chief Joseph SB. I was...
Although it was windy, it didn't seem to bother th...
We passed field after field today with scenes like...
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We made it to Council Bluffs, Iowa by early evenin...
We left home at 6:30am on July 10th, 2008. Temps ...
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Our "hotel" accommodations for the week. I am really impressed with the comfort of the Kwikamp trailer.
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