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Seeing these creeks and river rise due to rainfall and runoff from the mountains is always interesting to me ... Lots different from the AR where it is mostly flat lands and in WA where the creeks there rise and fall each yr due to the snow melts ... GPNF is too far to see any of this creek filling start and once the creeks are full, they stay that way for a month or so I'd guess ... Looks better maybe than here but nearly as dynamic ... These creeks rise and fall almost hourly...
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I went out today, just to stay local, have an easy ride, and get an idea of how muddy it is after the rainfall we have had over the last few days ... Never expected the river to rise so much today ... You can see in many of the pics that the sky is blue and with big fluffy white clouds.
Saw this new pier(?) on the way out of town (Danao) heading north.

This is about 2 miles from my APT ...I've been down to this creek often but usually I do not ride up and down it too much. I might try to map it out in the future with my GPS.

Here's my hybrid plastic 250cc TC Husky I'm riding today... Its my rekluse equipped, WY bike, with sideplates from my WA 250 Husky, and the blank number plate on front is from my 012 TC EFI 250cc Husky.

The road is just above that small home and you can see a small trail going up the right side of the pic ... I'd go back out and up that path but my rear tire is toast and I don't want a battle just to get back to the road ....
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I really like the colors here of the water and rocks and the reflections...

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I went out today, just to stay local, have an easy ride, and get an idea of how muddy it is after the rainfall we have had over the last few days ... Never expected the river to rise so much today ... You can see in many of the pics that the sky is blue and with big fluffy white clouds.
Saw this new pier(?) on the way out of town (Danao) heading north.

This is about 2 miles from my APT ...I've been down to this creek often but usually I do not ride up and down it too much. I might try to map it out in the future with my GPS.

Here's my hybrid plastic 250cc TC Husky I'm riding today... Its my rekluse equipped, WY bike, with sideplates from my WA 250 Husky, and the blank number plate on front is from my 012 TC EFI 250cc Husky.

The road is just above that small home and you can see a small trail going up the right side of the pic ... I'd go back out and up that path but my rear tire is toast and I don't want a battle just to get back to the road ....
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I really like the colors here of the water and rocks and the reflections...
