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| Above Alexandria, I arrived in Pollock. Coming in the back way, I found the Pollock Bank. If ever there was a place that said, "Your money is safe here", it is this building. It seems to be reinforced by bands of brick. What's the old saying, "Tough as a brick bank house"? No? |
| The way the name is written just says, "Your money is covered". The "T" is elongated as is the "K". Cool. |
| Above Pollock I ducked into the back roads and rode through Camp Hardner, the local landmark. The next landmark is the Forest Sevice workshop and dumpster. Turn in there. You are in the... |
| The road descends. |
| My first stop was as far as I'd gotten the last time here. |
| For the next few pictures, I'll have little to say. I enjoyed the quiet and I'll allow you the same. |
| The pilings maked an old camp on the river. |
| This whole area is flooded during the flood season. I think the river determines the dates. I have always found it flooded. It was, now, definitely low and lazy. |
| Riding down river, I found this camp. I'd say that first step landing is actually that, a landing, in flooded times. |
| Shuuuuu. Just beautiful, but there was more. |
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