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Coast Range Ramble XV
- Thread starter stevem
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phil reeves
Training Wheels
Signed -up.I believe it is my tenth year. Looking forward to seeing everyone.
Rob Campbell has informed me that due to circumstances beyond his control he won't be coming. Bill Hawley is hinting that rain may curtail his enthusiasm for going. I've decided I'm going hell or falling water. My guest (Son) say's if I'm going he's going and will blame me later for any misery incurred.
So see you there ;D
So see you there ;D
Another great Ramble! My Son Ray and I left home at 6 am and arrived at Steve and Rhonda's place about 8:40 in time for their delicious breakfast. Six riders began the Ramble, down from the expected number because of the threat of rain. But I would estimate that rain only affected 15% of the ride from Steve's to the restaurant in Yachats Most of the rain Ray & I encountered was leaving, and arriving home in Rogue River. Ray and I clocked 487 miles for the day through some of the most gorgeous scenery in all of Oregon.
Thanks, Steve & Rhonda for hosting another great ride!
Thanks, Steve & Rhonda for hosting another great ride!
Yup, the Fifteenth Annual Coast Range Ramble is history. Definitely drier than last year
Marv and Sonja Ambuehl drove down from Portland to deliver a smoked salmon fillet, above and beyond the call for an AAD. Breakfast was the usual feast of French toast, chicken-apple sausages, fruit, and copious quantities of coffee.
The ride itself was pleasant, not much traffic, no mishaps or performance awards. Six riders: myself, Leonard Heflin, Dave Fors, John Williams, Bob Mergaert (CBX Bob) and his son Raymond. Len and John continued south to Reedsport for their vittles while the rest of us enjoyed the traditional fish and chips at LeRoy’s Blue Whale in Yachats.
I love this ride (I do it myself a handful of times each year) and will continue to offer it as a yearly COG event. Hope to see some newbies next year!
Marv and Sonja Ambuehl drove down from Portland to deliver a smoked salmon fillet, above and beyond the call for an AAD. Breakfast was the usual feast of French toast, chicken-apple sausages, fruit, and copious quantities of coffee. The ride itself was pleasant, not much traffic, no mishaps or performance awards. Six riders: myself, Leonard Heflin, Dave Fors, John Williams, Bob Mergaert (CBX Bob) and his son Raymond. Len and John continued south to Reedsport for their vittles while the rest of us enjoyed the traditional fish and chips at LeRoy’s Blue Whale in Yachats.
I love this ride (I do it myself a handful of times each year) and will continue to offer it as a yearly COG event. Hope to see some newbies next year!
