Fort Bragg Trips

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October 9th 2009

Published: October 10th 2009

I decided to go up to see my sister in Fort Bragg and I got the brillant idea from someone to try another way. The first one I started by going up I-5 to Williams and then crossing over on Highway 20 over Clear Lake and through Willits. From there its about 26 miles of all twistie roads to Fort Bragg. A true motorcyclists dream. Nothing but curves. 😊 The second I started with ... Read Full Entry

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Pudding Creek

You can walk across this railroad bridge

logging truck

Man these guys know how to move a load of logs quick. This guy even pulled over on a side out to let me pass. You would not get that kind of thing from someone driving a RV. By the way I took the picture with my camera while I was riding. I have not gotten the hang of it yet.

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10th October 2009

Heather
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awsome!
Hey Randal...I love the pictures! Looks like you had a great time and saw some beautiful landscapes! Can't wait to read about your adventures on here! Thanks for sharing! Ben and Heather...and kids!!

15th October 2009

Randy
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Hey Dad good job! You took some great photos. Keep posting your trips.

1st May 2010

Greenrocket
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nice!
I have only been up there one time, but you were right near where my mother lived for a few years in Ft Bragg. I loved the trip up to Mendocino from Cloverdale on that great route! One of the best roads I ever drove on, it goes from windy canyons, to farmland, to to vineyards and eventually through the great forest along the river! Gotta try that on a bike some day.

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