More Oregon Scenes

Bret shows off the ice stuck to his bike. Road are warm enough with
the daylight to keep ice off but air temp is 28f.
Dallas, Bret, and Justin climb out on a fallen giant. This tree could
build a big house.
Justin shows how many mpg he can get driving 59 mph along the Columbia
river dragging Charmac and 3 hogs. (1 ton of bikes)!
Justin at Wizard Island at Crater Lake.
Justin at Roadeo Point OR

Redwoods and young hippies.

These trees are pretty old. The drive through was 2400 years.
Lunch in Garberville at Paradise Grill. The town is full of very
strange, lost youth trying to recreate the 70's or more likely just
avoiding becoming adults with jobs and a consummer mentality. Typical
of North CA Obama fans.

The mind is a terrble thing to waste

The United Negro College Fund slogan was twisted accidently by Vice
Pres. Dan Quail into "It's a terrible thing to have a wasted mind."
The old fellow to my left has the sleeve of his shirt pinned on and
his old polyester slacks are worn so shiney that I thought they could
be a Michael Jackson stage costume except the seat was entirely made
of duct tape. He was reading the USA Today and pouring over a
crossword paperback. He must be a local legend because a business man
passed by with his breakfast to go and greeted the old fellow by name.

Jewell is in her glory at the Easter Seals Thrift Shop. It's half
price day and Brett has a new kilt now for $3.00. That's about £1.5
for you UK types.

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Virginia City NV

Brett maintains his championship form by enjoying a plate of hot wings
for breakfast at the Hotel.
Various street scenes.

2009 Street Vibrations RENO NV

Here's my wallet, just don't hurt me!

This young man was voted "Most Likely to Suceed" by his pre school
class. His daddy had a tat of this boy on his arm. Dad was holding a
shopping bag that you could throw a dollar into it to take a picture
of him. Junior was quite a performer and his dad played the part of
the monkey with the tin cup. I've scheduled a play date for my
grandsons with him.