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Videos Shane took
Corey
on hill
Brian
on same hill
Jim
on same hill
Alan
on same hill
Summery of trip
We could not have asked for
better weather this time when we went. It had to be close to 80 degrees
up there.
I forgot a few things such as
sunblock and insect repellent, and I'm paying the price.
The bugs were thick up there,
and the sun was a scorcher at 5000 feet plus.
Got to meet AlanH, and Mark and
his son Brian. It's nice to put names to folk's who you communicate with
over the Toyota forums. We all took it pretty easy up there today.
This was primarily a scouting
mission for me to explore new area up there. I had not been on this road
we went on today except for the first mile of it from our last trip in
April.
This trip offered stupendous
views of Mt. Rainier.
The air up there was intoxicating
as it was clean, and no city smell.
Did not really get to explore
any single track trails like I wanted too, but there will be other times
to do that. The roads we were on were a welcome change to some of the same
old ones I go on a lot.
There has to be a couple of
hundred miles of roads and trails up there, it's endless it seems, and
one could get lost very easily.
It's best ot have a GPS along.
The GPS units worked good up at the higher elevation as there was not a
lot of tree canopy to block the satellites signals.
