| 2003 Canadian GoldWing Tour |
| Now we have entered back into the U.S., past Washington, and are in Oregon... |
| Our catch. The King Salmon in my left hand was the biggest caught that day. Yes, I'm straining to keep it lifted for the camera. It was a bit heavy, haha. |
| Jim realing in his first catch of the day. Those Salmon put up a good fight. |
| Leaving the harbor in search of Moby Dick. |
| This is the Morning Star. Mom and I booked this whale watching charter to find a Blue Whale. |
| Mom laughs while everyone aboard tries to keep balance against the rocking boat and high winds. We all looked drunk. |
| THAR SHE BLOWS!!! Not much for photgraphy, but these mist-spraying humps started to appear all around us. It was awesome floating around these magnificent beasts. |
| Now we entered Yosemite and found scenery like this everywhere you look. |
| PART 2 |
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| The entire coast line from Washington all the way through Oregan looked just like this. The rode we traveled (Hwy 1) gave us this same type of veiw all the way down. It was the best stretch of road I've ever traveled on a bike. It's a definate "do again" ride. |
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| Jim and I booked a Salmon fishing charter in Newport. |
| Ocean-side town of DePoe near our KOA campground in Oregon. |
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| Just an old tree, but I thought it made a good picture. |
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| Leaving the park and heading home. |
| The road to our campsite leading into a tunnel. |
| The famous El Capitan. A few brave souls were actually climbing it during our stay in the park. |
| Inside the mountain tunnel. If you think going through a tunnel in a car is cool, try it on a bike. WooWee! |