Great pics! I hope to make it out there for wheeling before I die.
That's what keeps me here in WA, is the trees, and the beauty of the landscape.Okies said:Those tree's make our's look like shrubs... LOL
Great pics.
Thanks Mike! Imagine if those forests hadn't been logged out 100 years ago. Here is a stump we came across this summer on a backpacking trip (that is my sister inside the stump). I've actually seen much larger ones out there, but this is the biggest one I have a picture of. And down near Mt. Rainier is a hiking trail that goes through one of the few remaining old growth forests, called Grove of the Patriarchs. There are many trees in there that are over 10 ft in diameter at the base.Okies said:Those tree's make our's look like shrubs... LOL
Great pics.
That is a nice little trail with some great scenery. Haven't been to Rainier in a LONG while. My grandparents used to take my sister and I there every year, stay at Paradise for a few nights, was lots of fun. Also camped at Ohanipikosh (sp?) camp ground a lot through the summers. Love it up there, hiked all over that place.wsm04rubi said:And down near Mt. Rainier is a hiking trail that goes through one of the few remaining old growth forests, called Grove of the Patriarchs. There are many trees in there that are over 10 ft in diameter at the base.Okies said:Those tree's make our's look like shrubs... LOL
Great pics.
lol, so was chadsport11, same hill. we ran a bunch of rigs around the little naches the 12th-14th.wsm04rubi said:In this next sequence of pictures, I was hitting my rev limiter the entire time until I got to the trees.
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