So we took the B line in Capitol Forest just to get out and see the woods on a nice clear cool day. We took a side trail out to a logging landing and this was the view, we could see one of the cooling towers from the abandoned Satop power plant in the far distance. We also saw six black tail deer one of which was a fawn still with its spots for camouflage one grouse and a couple of red tailed hawks! A real fun day.
A view of Satsop in the distance
Two decals for the Jeep one I made and one from a FB group here in WA.
This was a long planned trip starting in Tumwater WA and going through Enumclaw WA to the Green river area. From there we took forest service roads to the 410 HWY near Nile WA and then on up to Bethel Ridge. From Bethel Ridge we went to White Pass via HWY 12 and on home. The four photos below are provided by Steve.
Mount Rainier with out the usual clouds.
FS 7080 to FS 1900On the way to Bethel Ridge
On Bethel Ridge at almost 6,000 foot elevation looking down to HWY 12.
This is a earthen dam creating Rimrock lake of which we were detoured around to get home.
So a Facebook group I belong to was looking at new logos for hats, tee shirts and decals so I played around again with some old photos. Here is the result!
New logo attempt
Second version!
And one more non club name decal!
With Mount Rainier in the back ground!
So I am having fun with some images and Paint shop Pro 2018.
This one is an image from a trip to Capitol Forest taken last year and was a fun project!
This one is from a recent trip over Stampede pass with a friend, I had always wanted to make this trip since I found out there was a useable route from Greenwater to I 90!
So Steve and I took most of the day starting with breakfast at Chick Fil A in Puyallup WA then on to Greenwater and turned off at NF 70 to come out at Easton and Hwy ! 90. It was pavement for a while and then gravel roads and more gravel roads up to 5,000 feet elevation and back down to around 2,000 feet elevation. It was a lot of fun and Steve has a true GPX of the main road now so he will explore spur roads and other points of interest on his motor cycle. For another time we lost some railroad tracks on the I 90 side of the trip but we will figure out where they are hiding!!
This was the best scenic area for taking pictures on the whole trip and the fog burned off just at the right time for Mount Rainier to be visible with some low clouds hanging on.
Appears from the clouds
Steve caught me getting out of the Jeep.
Three action shots in the same area just for fun.
And a copy of our route for the day almost 49 miles of gravel roads.
