Could somebody please ask him upstairs to pack-up the sun and put away all these fine views that seem to be following me wherever I ride? It's all becoming a little too much for me and I'm running out of superlatives to describe it all.
Highway 101 from Bandon to the border of California was characterised by very little traffic, long winding, perfectly engineered roads and a coastline that I find difficult to put into words. Draw-dropping could be a good place to start. Picture to the left was taken at Port Orford. Hope your respective lives aren't too dull driving desks and pushing pens!! Mine riding south gets better and better. Some nice pictures coming as soon as I find somewhere with a decent internet connection.
Highway 101 from Bandon to the border of California was characterised by very little traffic, long winding, perfectly engineered roads and a coastline that I find difficult to put into words. Draw-dropping could be a good place to start. Picture to the left was taken at Port Orford. Hope your respective lives aren't too dull driving desks and pushing pens!! Mine riding south gets better and better. Some nice pictures coming as soon as I find somewhere with a decent internet connection.
3 comments:
Hi Comrade Stu,
Absorb these views, cos in the jungle of columbia you'll see nothing but bars...
Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Love and kisses
Comrade Jamiastos
FARC Rebel leader,
East Branch Columbia.
PS You should be looking at the road not the nice views you could get hurt don't y'u know!
Looks good mate, the numbers by the places don't make much sense mind!
Hello bro,
Well I've managed to access all your photos in pbase (daft web restrictions on board) and can now put a few pictures to the places you have been describing. Good images. Just knew you'd end up seeing something to do with Sub Pop when you were in Seattle!! Guess it's like "when in Rome..."
Take care on the road. You ain't missin much this side of the pond.
Paul
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