Stillaguamish

[Dixminion]

Marian and I didn't make it to the Museum of Flight last weekend because we had the opportunity to "cabin" on the Stillaguamish River near Verlot (East of Granite Falls). The Gummint recently opened a new bridge across the river to replace one washed out in 2001. Beyond the bridge is a renovated gravel road, the old Monte Cristo Railroad bed, leading to some properties that haven't had access since '01. There are a lot of collapsed mobile homes and cars not licensed since 2001. Kind of spooky, glad our cabin was on the civilized side of the bridge. Don

[72 Norty]

You drove across the little wooden bridge? If so, good job you were in a Mini not a Monster gas sucking SUV or something.

[Cheleker]

What did you expect to find? Once a quamish, always a quamish, you know.

[BIGSHOT]

Chuck, I think you're still a guamish short.

Looks like an adventure, Don.

Dan

[Dixminion]

No need to still be guamish about the bridge.

It has been tested by the local fire department in their apparatus as well as more than a few gravel trucks.

The bridge structure is made of Corten steel, designed to rust just a bit, somewhat like our cars.

Don