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Central Oregon on my KLR650
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peterbaron
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Pdedse, good stuff...looks like you are on a diet while your KLR is gas thirsty.
Enjoy your beautiful journey to its max
Enjoy your beautiful journey to its max
the Ferret
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neat trip. 3rd pic down is gorgeous. 4th pic classic.
Don't think I could do vegetarian chili though lol
Don't think I could do vegetarian chili though lol
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Day 2 photos...
South of Prineville Reservoir on hiway 27; hazy sky from forest fires:
Campsite area:
Actual tree I camped under:
South of Prineville Reservoir on hiway 27; hazy sky from forest fires:
Campsite area:
Actual tree I camped under:
I've kind of given up meat little by little over the years. As a kid I remember just feeling exasperated when they'd plop down a big steak in front of me. Then all of red meat after working closey with slaughterhouses. Then fish would give me issues...now even chicken and turkey taste all too often like I imagine road kill to taste. Not against meat from a moral standpoint...I just "undeveloped" a taste for it. Eggs, cheese...still good!The ferret_imp said:
PowerDubs_imp
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pdedse_imp said:Day 2 photos...
South of Prineville Reservoir on hiway 27; hazy sky from forest fires:
Campsite area:
Actual tree I camped under:
I've kind of given up meat little by little over the years. As a kid I remember just feeling exasperated when they'd plop down a big steak in front of me. Then all of red meat after working closey with slaughterhouses. Then fish would give me issues...now even chicken and turkey taste all too often like I imagine road kill to taste. Not against meat from a moral standpoint...I just "undeveloped" a taste for it. Eggs, cheese...still good!The ferret_imp said:
Well heck, might as well get you off of the chicken fetuses as well..
Cheese.. that's just cow's breast milk, no killing involved.
Maybe an occasional goat, sheep, buffalo, or other..
Who doesn't like cheese? Soo many varieties. Soo good.
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Haha...like I said, it ain't no moral thing with me--I've never tried to convince anyone to not eat meat. If people want to buy packaged meat from grocery, butcher, hunt, fish...it's all good. OK, seeing, smelling how IBP (now Tyson I believe) processes animals, I'll admit that got to me a bit. But it was more the smell. Then when I'd see hamburger I'd smell IBP and lose my appetite for it, that's all. It was simply a personal turnoff.PowerDubs_imp said:pdedse_imp said:Day 2 photos...
South of Prineville Reservoir on hiway 27; hazy sky from forest fires:
Campsite area:
Actual tree I camped under:
I've kind of given up meat little by little over the years. As a kid I remember just feeling exasperated when they'd plop down a big steak in front of me. Then all of red meat after working closey with slaughterhouses. Then fish would give me issues...now even chicken and turkey taste all too often like I imagine road kill to taste. Not against meat from a moral standpoint...I just "undeveloped" a taste for it. Eggs, cheese...still good!The ferret_imp said:
Well heck, might as well get you off of the chicken fetuses as well..
Cheese.. that's just cow's breast milk, no killing involved.
Maybe an occasional goat, sheep, buffalo, or other..
Who doesn't like cheese? Soo many varieties. Soo good.
Now chicken fetuses...they simply taste good! And cow's milk? No problem with liquid, solid forms. I'd hate to think of life w/out "Cheese, we'll go somewhere where there's cheese"
the Ferret
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great pics.
Im about the pickiest eater you will find, but I kinda swing the other way..veggies are not on my favorites list. lol
Im about the pickiest eater you will find, but I kinda swing the other way..veggies are not on my favorites list. lol
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Day 3 photos
Morning
Hiway 20 heading towards Riley
On the way to Lake Delintment
Morning
Hiway 20 heading towards Riley
On the way to Lake Delintment
Great shots pdedse. That’s a reasonable sized snake.
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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".Cormanus_imp said:
PowerDubs_imp
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Danger noodle!
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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
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
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Pdedse, are you sure how to come back home???, we can send our rescue team 
Pics are great!
Pics are great!
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Yes, please send rescue team...fire rescue...pics soon.peterbaron_imp said:Pdedse, are you sure how to come back home???, we can send our rescue team
Pics are great!
The stream that attracts all the attention
I was told to follow the water downhill, couldn't get lost
Geez, that's dry. Looks like Australia.
the Ferret
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Perfect place for a bike like that!
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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.Cormanus_imp said:
:biker:Yes, agreed, I wanted a bit more off road on this trip, but I did all right.The ferret_imp said:
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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
On to Fossil
Between Fossil and Antelope
John Day Fossil area:
On the way to Spray
Take a dip in the John Day River
On to Fossil
Between Fossil and Antelope
Django
Road warrior
Love this thread!
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