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.........Willamette River. Long name, I guess they ran out of river and creek names. Last thursday, Dale n Mary and me rode up a few miles until almost to the 1910 rd. I took my usual million pics. There was plenty of poison oak to watch out for.

The red covered bridge parking area got a new bike wash. Cool. I used it rinse the poak off my bike, I hope. We had a good time, Dale and I rode our fixies. Mary was on her swoopy bike.

Pics................

1. My favorite trail bike, fixie 69er, with pad. Ride #80, fixed off road. Dales 22nd.

2. The longest covered bridge in Oregon, the Office Bridge.

3. Mary in wacked weeds

4. Dale on the Raleigh xxix, just got on the trail going up river.

5. Mary hates cold water, what was this structure for?

 

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flowers and water

Pics.........

1. Dale resting near the little falls and that weird structure.

2. My boots and gaitors, nice North Fork water

3. Columbine

4. The once wicked now sanatized root of humility

5. Shasta Daisys

 

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We soaked and ate at McCredie hot sping

Pics.........

1. Dale fixin the humbler

2. Mary still smiling

3. Trailhead bike wash.

4. We soaked in McCredie hot spring again after the ride.

5. Get your bun ready, meat sacks our latest tradition post ride.

 

[Mayorofoakridge]

nice work mary, the old structure you are talking about is the dam for the log pond from the covered bridge up the river to the afformentioned old structere.

Cheers
Damayor of oakridge

 

[lef-t]

Thanks for the history

nice work mary, the old structure you are talking about is the dam for the log pond from the covered bridge up the river to the afformentioned old structere.

Cheers
Damayor of oakridge

It's interesting to find out what things are for. I'm really impressed by all the single track in the area, recreation is often lacking in hard working mill towns.

I love your handle.

McCredie is one of my favorite wild west hot springs. No rules, just right.