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Interested. Have chain saw and know how to use it. How long of trip you thinking about?

So no GPS, nothing but paper maps? I have the WA Benchmark atlas and the backroads discovery route maps.

Like that bumpside Ford, of course my first ride was in a 1967 Ford F250 at 3 days old. Spent a lot of time in it growing up and learned how to drive in it. Still have it but it needs a lot of TLC now. Hope to bring it up to N ID next year from my mom's in N CA and start working on it. My...

So many choices, so little time. I'm partial to OR but any trip on the trail is better than work. I also have always wanted to do OR and WA discovery routes.

When were you thinking about going? Where and for how long?

I would be up for that. Would have to be end of summer or fall for me though as I'm pretty busy June/July timeframe and I'm waiting for the virus panic to settle down before I travel too much this spring.

Watched it last night. Beautiful country.

The temp guage is a wiring/guage issue. Probably has a short to ground in the wire that feeds the guage. It's been quite a while since I've worked on a Dodge engine with a distributor. But from what I can remember I don't think your distributor would plop down and sit like it should if the oil...

I'm not going. Was going to until they moved weekends. Have the Binder Bash that weekend that I hope to have a couple of my Loadstars in.

Not going to make it. My granddaughter turns 4 this weekend so will be spending Sunday at a bounce house. Woo hoo.

Adding them to my calendar. Might make next weekend but depends on the roads and weather between north Idaho and south Idaho.

Stop at the Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport. My kids used to love going there.

Headed to Libby tomorrow so will be driving right by where all these floods burst out of the ice dam.

Banks Lake and Dry Falls.

Dropped into a big Coulee. Camera phone is hard to take pictures on this scale with.

Ate lunch in Waterville at the deli. Waterville is directly ahead in the picture but mostly hidden in the trees.

Halfway and then the top of the Waterville Plateau.

Did the drive from Spokane to Leavenworth and back yesterday for work. Took highway 2. Pictures are from me driving back eastbound. At the bottom of the grade by the Columbia River, Orondo WA. Six miles of up.

I've done a fair bit of driving across a large part of them for work. I have most of the books written on the glacial Lake Missoula and its ice age floods. It's amazing the scope of them. I've driven in MT quite a bit too and seen the evidence of them. J Harlan Bretz was a genius for...

Post Falls ID here. Might be interested in joining your convoy from La Grande.