The road to Portland was uneventful with mid-80’s temperatures and good roads. Our first stop was St. Regis, MT about 160 miles and an easy ride. The town or village or crossroads at St. Regis had a Super 8, a grocery store, a restaurant and a couple of gas stations. The good news was the restaurant fixed a good meal for Pattie, addressing all her allergies. It seems this town is a hot spot for trout fishing. I was shocked at the price of a room. We had a good night and were off the next morning to Spokane, WA.
The Long and Winding Road - Alone!
You have decided to do a trip over 2-3 days to a very interesting place where you have never been before. There is a good chance that someo...
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The bike is all packed up with Oswald on the back ready to head out to the Star 21 Rally in Davis WV. It seems that packing for one perso... -
I said my goodbyes to the Sisson’s around 8:00 and set off to deal with St. Louis. Marsha and Tom suggested that I go south down to Jeffers...
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It is time to start planning another trip! Stay with me and follow on to this adventure! Cary NC to Nova Scotia, Canada and back! 3,800 mi...
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