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unexpected off-roading...
2009.06.13
a short ways onto the dirt road brought me above the lake.
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a short ways onto the dirt road brought me above the lake.
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further in were a few tree graveyards. one of the few i passed that weren't covered in mist.
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further in were a few tree graveyards. one of the few i passed that weren't covered in mist.
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the oh-so-surprising dead end 20 miles into the woods.
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the oh-so-surprising dead end 20 miles into the woods.
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a quick stop on the way back. this was probably the smoothest 100 yards of the road.
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a quick stop on the way back. this was probably the smoothest 100 yards of the road.
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caught up with the guys along the highway before we headed up to mt st helens. the observatory was charging to view the crater - something we've all seen before, but were too cheap to pay for again.
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caught up with the guys along the highway before we headed up to mt st helens. the observatory was charging to view the crater - something we've all seen before, but were too cheap to pay for again.
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can you pick out the dust-covered, black ms3?
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can you pick out the dust-covered, black ms3?
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went to go meet the guys up at mt st helens after a short jaunt around mt rainier. i was following the gps, and it led me to a forest service road. curiosity got me and i kept trudging on through the pot-holed, uninhabited dirt road to see if it would pop me out on to the next major highway. after 20 miles of hairy rally driving, i ended up at a dead end.
the back-tracking took a lot less time, though.
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Comments
Love your car. Nice scenery. Should sell those photos to Mazda :P
