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Love the photos. Scenery is spectacular in those mountains.

Kenny-Have you been up the other side of Mt. St. Helens? That's been one of my favorite trips on the CB, but there are parts of forest road 25 that just drop from frost heaves. The trip up to windy ridge is great, it's been a couple of years now and I'm gonna try this summer. JonZ

Great ride Kenny. Interesting country. As for the collision - must have been a bit quiet around the dinner table that night .

Cheers

Beautiful mountains! Thanks for sharing!

(04-18-2016, 03:02 PM)Jonz_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Kenny-Have you been up the other side of Mt. St. Helens? That's been one of my favorite trips on the CB, but there are parts of forest road 25 that just drop from frost heaves. The trip up to windy ridge is great, it's been a couple of years now and I'm gonna try this summer. JonZ

I have not been there yet. My plan is to explore more once I finish up with college.

Great pictures of what sounds like a great day.

I canNOT get my folks to park their bikes in any sort of organized fashion. If ever you see any of my pictures where all the bikes are lined up nicely, please know that was by pure happenstance.

(04-19-2016, 12:38 AM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Great pictures of what sounds like a great day.

I canNOT get my folks to park their bikes in any sort of organized fashion. If ever you see any of my pictures where all the bikes are lined up nicely, please know that was by pure happenstance.

Try setting a slightly less cracking pace. They're obviously so tired by the time you're finished with them that they can't wait to get off.

Like herding cats I tell ya

(04-19-2016, 10:12 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]

(04-19-2016, 12:38 AM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Great pictures of what sounds like a great day.

I canNOT get my folks to park their bikes in any sort of organized fashion. If ever you see any of my pictures where all the bikes are lined up nicely, please know that was by pure happenstance.

Try setting a slightly less cracking pace. They're obviously so tired by the time you're finished with them that they can't wait to get off.

Try setting a slightly less cracking pace. They're obviously so tired by the time you're finished with them that they can't wait to get off.
They certainly can't wait to get off their bikes when I lead, but not because of the cracking pace. More likely, they're just annoyed from being lost for the prior 3 hours.