We watched it snow, hail and rain all weekend. On Monday we had a window to get a short ride in, so we decided to just ride one of our regular training rides. This is our view after we get on the main road from our house and start riding into Riddle. The mountain with the snow on it was the only nickle mine in the United States until it closed a couple of years ago.
This is right on the edge of town next to an old farmhouse.
Students in the high school shop class made this sign a couple of years ago.
There are four lumber mills that surround the town. This log dump is right on the edge.
We have stopped here and watched the salmon spawning.
This is right on the edge of town next to an old farmhouse.
Students in the high school shop class made this sign a couple of years ago.
There are four lumber mills that surround the town. This log dump is right on the edge.
We have stopped here and watched the salmon spawning.
Our ride pretty much follows Cow Creek the rest of the way.
2 comments:
Hi guys, Thanks for your great contribution from Riddle Oregon, it would be nice to know your names.
I once visited Crater Lake (not on bike), pretty awesome - so can imagine the wonderful country in which you cycle. Cheers, Duncan
Sorry, We are Gene and Judith Cade. I am Tom Craighead's sister-in-law.
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