Beacon Rocc: scirocco.org PNW cruise Cincy weekend?

[kkrup62 at hotmail.com (Karl Krupke)]

Hmmm... do you mean "Crater Lake" maybe? It's about 2 hours drive roughly 
southeast of Eugene, Oregon.
    Another possibility is Hwy 242, sort of a short cut from Eugene to Bend. 
It crosses a large black lava field, I seem to remember a "Black" something 
there...

Karl

P.S. I have nieces. It ain't so bad... but the oldest is now 12, hitting 
puberty with a bat. Sometimes I think the only thing goofier than a teenage 
girl is two of 'em together.

>From: "Chris Bennett" <scirocco16vr32@xxxxxxxxx>
>To: "Sean Whalen" <hareless@xxxxxxxxx>
>CC: scirocco-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Re: Beacon Rocc: scirocco.org PNW cruise Cincy weekend?
>Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 20:49:50 -0700
>
>What would be pretty cool if we were really into it is that place I went to
>back in November.  Black Crater something...  It was kind of in the middle
>of the state... I know it's a big damn state.  I don't remember.  I just 
>got
>home from a flight up north so the brain is MUSH.  The plane was full of
>some girls soccer team.  They were all maybe 13 and would not SHUT UP.  
>That
>was some mind numbing shit I tell you.
>
>I have girls.  God help me.
>
>Chris.
>
>
>On 5/10/07, Sean Whalen <hareless@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>Little Stonehenge in Goldendale would be a cool place to stop and smell
>>the
>>Druids.  I've never actually been there, but it sounds really neat.
>>
>>On 5/10/07, Gordy Stedman <ydrogs@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> >
>> > A couple of years back I was going up to Skamania lodge (
>> > http://www.skamania.com/about-skamania.php) on SR14 with the family and
>> > there was a small bridge ahead of us when I saw this large deer walk
>> > across
>> > the road.  It was getting dark but I saw it in plenty of time to slow
>>down
>> > as it walked across my lane into the other lane and then stopped.  The
>> > poor
>> > guy coming the other way apparently did not see the deer because he
>>never
>> > even started slowing down and wacked the hind end of her.  The deer 
>>spun
>>a
>> > 720 deg. and landed off the edge of the road.  It tried to run but it's
>> > back
>> > end was not working.  It was pretty horiffic and I kept going to not
>>scare
>> > the kid or the wife.  It is a very senic drive but need to do it during
>> > the
>> > day when bambi is sleeping and passing is easier.
>> >
>> > On 5/10/07, Camron D. Crouse <camron@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> > >
>> > > One more nice thing about driving the Oregon side is that I-84 is a
>> > > divided 4-lane, whereas SR-14 across the river is two-lane with few
>> > > passing lanes (actually, none eastbound between Camas and Hood River,
>>3
>> > > westbound). 14 can be quite congested on weekends, and passing is a
>>pain
>> > > (well, if you drive conservatively like me, anyway!).  But weekdays
>>(and
>> > > nights, if you've got good headlamps) are a blast with the combo of
>> > > straightaways and twisties.  84 is more of an Autobahn experience...
>>and
>> > > apparently, this guy <http://www.katu.com/news/3637156.html> thought
>>he
>> > > was on the Bahn!
>> > >
>> > > - Camron from Vancouver, WA USA
>> > >   '86.5 Black 16V 2.0L
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> > Gordy
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