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this is Quince, he was riding solo and we played hopscotch for several days. we would pass him, he would pass us, we would pass him, etc. camped at Dworshak Reservoir and Dam a nice German couple had camped overnight at the Blue Hut

Hemlock Butte Lookout I really wanted to climb one, but we were there on the wrong day nice sunset

and anoither fallen tree on the road this one was pretty soft and didn't require a chain saw. we just broke off a couple of limbs and then threw it to the side Steve headed up the hill the Indian Post Office is a place where messages were left

pretty soon we were on our way back down passing a few critters along the way then to the Lolo Trail, where road construction was to begin the next week more great views

where Oly checked out the river then on to Hell's Half Acre Lookout the young lady was friendly and answered many questions, but we couldn't go up into the tower nice views though

not only a nice campground but a spectacular sunrise we stopped by the Magruder Ranger Station

and of course, scenic the next available campground was at the aptly named Observation Point

continuing on, we were in a hurry to get to the Magruder Corridor. Road construction was to start at 7:00 AM the next morning on the first 34 miles of the trail and we wanted to get past that so we wouldn't have to contend with long delays most of the road was in pretty good condition

The Florence Cemetery is pretty interesting. Dates back to the Civil War this is the gravesite of "BABY", referred to on the signboard in the previous photo it's a very tranquil setting

out come the chain saws and we're off! kind of interesting to discover a mining claim out in the middle of the forest

uh oh.. here he goes again with the landscape photos again. Yes, that's the trail you see there in the distance in the first two photos narrow [/url] and, no-way

more scenery like I needed you to tell me that.... one of the smallest cemeteries I've ever seen

volunteers had done a pretty good job of clearing trees, even if they did leave some places a little narrow. We were all able to get under this one brief stop at the top of the pass does anybody know what these are? they were quite common along the trail

main street in Yellow Pine gas pump in Yellow Pine. the guy zeros the mechanical counter, fills you up, takes a paper slip inside the general store, where you pay for your gas (9.00/gal) You have to wonder how accurate that meter is? when you have to have a speed limit sign for...

soon, we were being overtaken by several motorcycles and when this one stopped, he just fell over we helped him up and around and were soon on our way circling the wagons, so to speak the next day, we rolled into Yellow Pine

a lot of the trail follows the streams and rivers Oops! we met this side-by-side on the trail and when he backed up for us, he went too far up the hill and rolled it over. There were 4 adults inside. No one was injured after getting everyone out, we helped them roll it back upright it...

I have a question for the USFS about that handicapped toilet. Maybe if your wheelchair was 4-wheel drive? sunrise the next morning was spectacular and the lake was like a mirror sometimes I get a little carried away with the scenery Photo stop!

here he is taking a picture of me taking a picture of him lots of old burned forest, you will see a lot of that we camped at Trinity Lakes

Not a lot to see in far southern Idaho and we made a lot of miles early on even the gravel was fast our first lunch stop was beside a reservoir [/url] the trail continues around and follows along the shore for quite a ways. See the tailgunner over there?

and soon out of Nevada. The state line is marked on a boulder, but fading and you have to watch for it our first stop