Tour Announcement: Track the Ice Age Floods, Columbia River Gorge Saturday, Sept. 6, 2008

[LoudMusic]

This sounds really interesting - is there a route map available?

[RidgeRunner]

Originally Posted by LoudMusic

This sounds really interesting - is there a route map available?

Not really. We plan on having field trip handouts available to the participants but it really doesn't include a route map.

And yes, it really is interesting.

Mick

[outdoors]

This looks interesting, Another excellent part of the drive if included, would be driving the old highway from Mosier to The Dalles... As you come down the hill side into The Dalles the view is really beautiful. Count me in for now.

[T.Low]

We are very interested, as is Jen's Dad and his wife. If we all plan to go, we'll probably take my four door F-150 and use the Midland 75-822 micro portable CB with magnetic antenna.

If we end up as three or even just the two of us, we'll probably see you in the Murano.

[RidgeRunner]

Originally Posted by outdoors

This looks interesting, Another excellent part of the drive if included, would be driving the old highway from Mosier to The Dalles... As you come down the hill side into The Dalles the view is really beautiful. Count me in for now.

Great, looking forward to meeting you. We'll actually take the old Highway 30 route on the north side of the mountain with a stop at Rowena Overlook.

Originally Posted by T.Low

We are very interested, as is Jen's Dad and his wife. If we all plan to go, we'll probably take my four door F-150 and use the Midland 75-822 micro portable CB with magnetic antenna.

If we end up as three or even just the two of us, we'll probably see you in the Murano.

Hi Tom. Either one would work fine. Looking forward to seeing you guys again.

Mick

[RidgeRunner]

We are finishing the Field Trip Guide for the Sept. 6 Gorge trip. Those folks who are signed up may send us your email and we will email you an E-Guide that you can print out and bring with you on the trip. That will prevent printing costs on our part.

Send to: RidgeRunner10athotmaildotcom

Substitute @ and . This prevents the crawlers from filching email addys.

[LoudMusic]

So, my grandparent-in-laws will be in town from Arizona this weekend and my wife tells me that they have zero interest in off road adventure.

Life keeps getting in the way of life!

[zjsheller]

Thanks for the great guide!! Great information, very informative!! Your time is very appreciated!!

[Binford]

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I'm going to try to make this one. It will be my first ride with you folks since I found PNW Backroad Adventures. I'll have to bring my Chevy Silverado 4x4 longbed extended cab pickup though. (It's either that or a low-slung FWD minivan!) It's pretty big and doesn't have the highest clearance (bone stock). Do you think I'll have any problems on the route we'd be taking? Any tight or significantly high-clearance spots along the route?

This sounds like a very interesting ride! I'm really looking forward to meeting some of you.

[RidgeRunner]

Originally Posted by zjsheller

Thanks for the great guide!! Great information, very informative!! Your time is very appreciated!!

You're very welcome...Wish you could make the trip. Remember this website, lots of flood info there. www.iafi.org

Originally Posted by Binford

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I'm going to try to make this one. It will be my first ride with you folks since I found PNW Backroad Adventures. I'll have to bring my Chevy Silverado 4x4 longbed extended cab pickup though. (It's either that or a low-slung FWD minivan!) It's pretty big and doesn't have the highest clearance (bone stock). Do you think I'll have any problems on the route we'd be taking? Any tight or significantly high-clearance spots along the route?

This sounds like a very interesting ride! I'm really looking forward to meeting some of you.

Looking forward to meeting you also, Tim, no problem with the pickup. A passenger car would work just fine.

Mick