RockHard

From the WA Driver's Pamphlet: "Drivers must not enter an intersection unless they can get through it without having to stop. You should wait until traffic ahead clears so you are not blocking the intersection." Again, not saying I like this--just pointing it out.

If I’m not mistaken, though, it is illegal to pull into the intersection and then stop. I believe that legally, you are not supposed to pull into the intersection to turn unless you are reasonably sure that you will not have to stop. FYI only--not saying it’s a good law.

Way to go--see what Oregon will do to you!

Shocking!

No adjuncts = Reinheitsgebot all the way—pick me!!

WTF are you talking about? Take the bong out of your mouth and attempt to make some sense, OK?

Would the E. Ridge be better this time of year?

Anyone have recent beta? How is it getting onto the ridge now? Thanks, RH

If I hike more than 6 miles in a day my feet hurt terribly. On descent my foot pain is almost disabling. My feet aren’t just tired or achy--they seriously hurt! One of my problems is that I have pretty flat feet—I’ve tried countless brands of footbeds (my favorites so far being the “superfeet”), but nothing really helps much. Doesn’t seem to matter what type of footwear I’m wearing (plastics, leather, tennis)--it's always the same painful story. I hiked 25 miles this past weekend--no problems as far as having the energy to hike such a distance, but as far as my feet were concerned—ouch! Anyone have any advice? Thanks in advance.