Central Oregon on my KLR650

[pdedse]

Great shots pdedse. That’s a reasonable sized snake.

Thanks, I'd say he was only a meter plus long...but I got about that close to him and lady friend before we saw each other. We were quite civil to each other, just a slight quick rattle to let me know that I had invaded his "covid space".

[PowerDubs_imp]

Danger noodle!

[pdedse]

Next Day





Turn left after the sheep! Head towards Dayville






1/2 way through a fun 30 miles dirt / rock road following the S. Fork stream

[peterbaron]

Pdedse, are you sure how to come back home???, we can send our rescue team
Pics are great!

[pdedse]

Pdedse, are you sure how to come back home???, we can send our rescue team
Pics are great!

Yes, please send rescue team...fire rescue...pics soon.
The stream that attracts all the attention



I was told to follow the water downhill, couldn't get lost

[Cormanus]

Geez, that's dry. Looks like Australia.

[the Ferret]

Perfect place for a bike like that!

[pdedse]

Geez, that's dry. Looks like Australia.

13 inches average rainfall per year in this area. Dry is good in my book...the left side of the state folks get all the rain...which is where I live....hence, this trip.

Perfect place for a bike like that!

Yes, agreed, I wanted a bit more off road on this trip, but I did all right.

[pdedse]

Gettin' there! Leaving the canyon area and just before Dayville


John Day Fossil area:

On the way to Spray

Take a dip in the John Day River


https://i.imgur.com/F1GxkjZ.mp4

On to Fossil

Between Fossil and Antelope

[Django]

Love this thread!

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