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Posted by scot_c on June 09, 2005 at 18:11:48 from (69.40.133.189):
In Reply to: Re: o/t travel posted by Gary North of Spokane on June 08, 2005 at 15:52:02:
I think it was somewhere on the way up, I can't remember for sure. Came back across i-94. The only 2 rolls of film I can ID for sure are going into oregon and the one starting back east from seattle area, by the rest area where i spent the night. What do you put in the logbook when you're a half hour in a straight line from the nearest town? Very good description of the spot i guess. Never heard from schneider otherwise. I would like to go out there with the pickup and do some exploring. There were farms with the paint faded off the houses and a couple old 30's or 40's cars in the driveway with a nice rust finish on them like someone walked out and no one ever came to check up on the place.
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