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that spillway pic is amazing for the scale of it. Thanks.
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Don't think nothin of it there Rob...she says it to all the guys.Hey Rob! Great report and so good to see you guysAnd you, sir, are looking GOOD!
Won't be seeing you this year, probably, but I'm plannng on CFR next year.
You make me blush MaryEllen :blush2:
that's the kind of thing I like to seek out and find......wow
nature is amazing, and the power things like lil ole water has? amazing. Would love to be there at peak spring melt. woohoo!
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Moosehead
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Bonjour mes amis!
First I just want to say that I had an Awesome time. A tip of the hat to rallymaster Scott for organizing the inaugural "Radisson Romp" That ride back from Chissisabi was as close to motorcycling Nirvana as I have ever experienced(sun behind me, gentle wind at my back, smooth sweeping road, no cops, riding an FJR with PLENTY of gas). We had beaucoup de sunshine while the rest of the world was being deluged with rain and we had surprisingly warm temps 28-30 deg c. I took lots of pics but most of mine look the same as Rob's. I will post some of the ones that are a little different:
Apparently Rob was very creative when he was a kid
Nice rainbow at the cottage
Scott seems disappointed after the first rip on the road hehehe
artsy photo of the road
I don't wanna know why he's grinning so much after coming out of the bushes
With signs like this, no wonder we didn't stop
we didn't get to eat caribou but here's a pic of one riding an FJR
The players Chester, Scott, Rob and me
another artsy photo
A Yamaha supporting inukshuk
what the Rupert river will look like this fall. This river was already diverted to feed the La Grande watershed.
just doing my part to keep the rivers flowing :lol:
First I just want to say that I had an Awesome time. A tip of the hat to rallymaster Scott for organizing the inaugural "Radisson Romp" That ride back from Chissisabi was as close to motorcycling Nirvana as I have ever experienced(sun behind me, gentle wind at my back, smooth sweeping road, no cops, riding an FJR with PLENTY of gas). We had beaucoup de sunshine while the rest of the world was being deluged with rain and we had surprisingly warm temps 28-30 deg c. I took lots of pics but most of mine look the same as Rob's. I will post some of the ones that are a little different:
Apparently Rob was very creative when he was a kid
Nice rainbow at the cottage
Scott seems disappointed after the first rip on the road hehehe
artsy photo of the road
I don't wanna know why he's grinning so much after coming out of the bushes
With signs like this, no wonder we didn't stop
we didn't get to eat caribou but here's a pic of one riding an FJR
The players Chester, Scott, Rob and me
another artsy photo
A Yamaha supporting inukshuk
what the Rupert river will look like this fall. This river was already diverted to feed the La Grande watershed.
just doing my part to keep the rivers flowing :lol:
fjrob1300
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Hey Mike it's amazing that we were on the same trip but managed to get differant shots
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Nice waterfalls, looks like a that river was also diverted.
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Nice photos Mike.
It's sad when a wild river "dies"...but I'm not so green to say it isn't for the best. At least you guys went and saw it...those rapids looked VERY wild. I bet the sound was awesome.
BTW, did you guys drink beer on this trip?
It's sad when a wild river "dies"...but I'm not so green to say it isn't for the best. At least you guys went and saw it...those rapids looked VERY wild. I bet the sound was awesome.
BTW, did you guys drink beer on this trip?
