Mike sends nudes to me sheep daily Ray.. I used to filter that shit personally as the uproar it caused was bothersome.. They no longer have interwebs access out back.I'm sure we don't need to know how you know about Mike's pecker and don't you have something better to do than muck up a thread that is about food and not about your love life of the lack of one.
I just called the Best Western Newberry Station, and mentioned Ray and the RTE, no problemo, reservations made.
You're the one interferin' with my first amendment rights!? Those sheep are of legal age damnit! The nappy lovers told me you were a jealous one, but I had no idea how far you'd go. And all because I'm bigger 'n you!
Pappy I wrote the same thing a couple hours ago and you didn't say nice things to me!
That's because I know for a fact RPrice has never had carnal knowledge of a stinky goat!Pappy I wrote the same thing a couple hours ago and you didn't say nice things to me!
Well FJRay, you know that if you offered Bust a wet glove Vaseline hand job he will put anything on your dog tag that your heart desires!
It's just under 300 miles to Eureka, a trip I've taken a lot (my daughter lives there). That's six hours, and it includes TWN's famous highway 36. From there, up through Crescent City to Grants Pass is shown as 166 more miles via 101 and 199 (both fun, pretty roads), 3 hrs. 22 mins. A longish day, but real do-able with a fairly early start, with some coast and some great redwood sections. Plus I'm thinking we could beat those times by a little.
Hey Guys, let's get some input on this proposal. 9.5 hours and 450 miles on SacMike's route, but bear in mind Bust has been having back problems lately.It's just under 300 miles to Eureka, a trip I've taken a lot (my daughter lives there). That's six hours, and it includes TWN's famous highway 36. From there, up through Crescent City to Grants Pass is shown as 166 more miles via 101 and 199 (both fun, pretty roads), 3 hrs. 22 mins. A longish day, but real do-able with a fairly early start, with some coast and some great redwood sections. Plus I'm thinking we could beat those times by a little.
Google Maps says 3 hrs, 12 mins. from Grants Pass (if we stop there) to LaPine, 160 miles. A leisurely departure before 9 gets us there by noon Saturday easy.
You could definitely make it faster by jamming up I-5 if you want, but I'd hate to have you ride by all the good stuff. Up to you, though. I'll still let you sleep on my floor.
(Edit for p.s., if some of you want to take straight, flat, ugly I-5 from here, and anybody else wants to ride fun, twisty, hilly 36-101-199, I'll still be glad to lead that leg, departing early 9/14, Friday morning.)
That's right, never!That's because I know for a fact RPrice has never had carnal knowledge of a stinky goat!Pappy I wrote the same thing a couple hours ago and you didn't say nice things to me!
Wheatie, I'd appreciate it if you'd not paint us all with the same brush. As it is, Ray's Rabid Reuben Riot is gonna leave scars that'll never heal.
Who knows how the back will feel 10 weeks from now? (For that matter, who knows how MY back will be feeling?) Things come and go. Barry can make that call when it's a lot closer. I'm just saying it's a long way to come for just the sandwich. There's lots to see on the way, if folks want to push some to see more of it. We don't really have to decide now.
Yeah Wheatie, word is Sir Michael prefers larger, more challenging partners like female homo sapiens. Big cajones on that one. Personally I don't see the attraction, but to each their own.
