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A big thank you to Jluvs2dive and his friend Greg. I didn't have a clue how my butt would feel after riding around Washington State and seeing two volcano's in one day. By the time Tiny Tim and me got back to our digs on Whidbey Island, we were exhausted. We left Whidbey this morning and only made it to Roseburg, Oregon with no energy to party. Who would have guessed that the average temperature was going to be 97F, I didn't know Oregon could get that hot?
John and Greg, thanks for the warm Washington hospitality and tour of a lot of your State, I'll be sleeping on my stomach tonight. Mt. Ranier was majestic and Mt. St. Helens was scary, all that devastation is still very apparent and nerve rattling when you see her still venting, with the smell and taste of Mother Nature's gasses. Great ride guys, I hope I can reciprocate when you make it down to southern California.
Kurt
A big thank you to Jluvs2dive and his friend Greg. I didn't have a clue how my butt would feel after riding around Washington State and seeing two volcano's in one day. By the time Tiny Tim and me got back to our digs on Whidbey Island, we were exhausted. We left Whidbey this morning and only made it to Roseburg, Oregon with no energy to party. Who would have guessed that the average temperature was going to be 97F, I didn't know Oregon could get that hot?
John and Greg, thanks for the warm Washington hospitality and tour of a lot of your State, I'll be sleeping on my stomach tonight. Mt. Ranier was majestic and Mt. St. Helens was scary, all that devastation is still very apparent and nerve rattling when you see her still venting, with the smell and taste of Mother Nature's gasses. Great ride guys, I hope I can reciprocate when you make it down to southern California.
Kurt