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.
A difficult year in many ways!
Let's see, it all started with an unusually cold and persistent winter. No, there was no Indian Summer as we tend to have in January. ...
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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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