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12 hours ago, alfalfa said:

Great pics.  Did you do Glacier and Going to the Sun Road?

Yup - although it wasn't open all the way over to the east as the Indians don't want sick people coming on the reservation.

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Today we left Kalispell, Montana and headed for Pullman, Washington. Loads of rolling hills and rivers in the valleys. We railed along around 80 mph for most of the day and had a great ride...

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The cool thing about riding through small towns is all of the weird shit you see. Like this display of an old bus, a Cadillac and some rocket ship ride...

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3 hours ago, Earache said:

The cool thing about riding through small towns is all of the weird shit you see. Like this display of an old bus, a Cadillac and some rocket ship ride...

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That's a pretty surreal combo there! :classic_unsure:

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3 hours ago, XTreme said:

Must have been a Greyhound Bus at one time I'd have thought?

Is that right @Earache?

I don;'t know. That bus predates my knowledge of vehicles, but I';d assume it probably was as I;m not aware of any other buslines back then.

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4 hours ago, boboneleg said:

That coach is so cool, it looks fast just standing still

 

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  And I just noticed the bicysles on top of the building. I should have gone inside.

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6 minutes ago, XTreme said:

That's the first thing I noticed!

I could kick myself for not going inside. They had no signage on the outside so I couldn't tell if it was a business or just some guys random collecting of shit. Wandering into buildings in small towns like this is a good way to get yourself shot.

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2 hours ago, Earache said:

I could kick myself for not going inside. They had no signage on the outside so I couldn't tell if it was a business or just some guys random collecting of shit. Wandering into buildings in small towns like this is a good way to get yourself shot.

Especially if Tym's inside :classic_unsure:

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On 01/08/2020 at 17:13, Earache said:

But I now have soemthing no one else here has - a pic of bike next to a nuke sub's conning tower. I know you're jealous.

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that's USS Hawkbill I think, famous as the devils submarine.  

 

pedantic mode "ON" 

technically it's a "sail" , not a conning tower... 

Pedantic mode "OFF"

 

nice pics ?

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4 hours ago, MooN said:

that's USS Hawkbill I think, famous as the devils submarine.  

 

pedantic mode "ON" 

technically it's a "sail" , not a conning tower... 

Pedantic mode "OFF"

 

nice pics ?

I tried. I really did.

 

Anyway, it's located in Arco, ID where they used to - or maybe still do - make the nuke propulsion systems for subs.

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The straight kline on tghe above pic is where the phone lost signal.  But that area was 120 mikles of nothing but curves and smooth, void of traffic road. Best ride I've had in years. We railerd along at a steady 80 mph through there. I didn't take a lot of pics as I was just into the ride too much...

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