Bonney Lake!

You can thank the timber industry for building most of the roads in this image. Gotta get the logs to the mill somehow.

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Yeah actually I’ve heard it called three sisters too.

Stumbled over the road(s) by mistake. was headed from SEA to Hood river. Checked maps for something more fun than just taking 97 over Satus Pass (which is not bad at all, a very pretty route, but having done it so many times, open for something different).

So found Wiley Road that looked like it'd cut over a bit to White Salmon, never having us go east to Toppenish, and then Signal Peak Road. But big mistake as we were forced to turn around twice, making the entire trip to Hood River easily take 3x as long as planned.

Still not until we had seen the sweet pavement and flowing turns (even in a SUV) a bit on the gorgeous Signal Peak Road.
But why there could not be a sign by White Swan, saying road is blocked off 5 miles ahead - or whatever the distance was - beats me. But maybe it's there today. Have not been back.

Apparently the public market is pretty nice

You don't think The Ramones played in bars? Most punk bands did. Look up CBGB, man.

And no. Concert prices are ridiculous, but trying to compare a small, city venue ticket price to a multi-day, multi-act festival is also ridiculous and misleading.

Lol I doubt the Ramones were playing in a bar …

But wait, are you defending today’s concert ticket prices ?

News just said car insurance was going up 200$ a year "on average". If you drink liquor to try and escape this nightmare for a minute, that'll cost ya alot also

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I for some reason didn't see the little o so of course it made it harder to find. That's the reason I asked

I googled gst co

That’s all.

This confused me too but context clues make me think they meant northern Pacific coast compared to southern Pacific coast.

Anyway the answer is 100% the weather lol

I did too. Or I guess I always heard it as three sisters? Is that a different mountain altogether? I feel dumb now since I grew up in Snohomish and now live here again and have seen these mountains a million times.

I had a similar experience when calling paid fmla. Shockingly helpful

That sounds amazing. I love me some driving. We recently went down the White Salmon River by way of...Conboy Lake(?), I think it was. It was super foggy that day. We went down along the Columbia and stayed at the St Martin hotel hot springs resort in Carson. First time I had been in that part of the country. It's crazy how fast everything changes from prairie/plains to short, craggy mountains covered in fuzzy trees.

L&I does the electrical certifications too. I’m sure they would love to see the “electrical panel”

You should map out Michigan. That place is nothing but roads! It’s relatively flat too. No need to have a road every square mile.

I didn't even notice the little o. Good call!

One of the most amazing roads, Signal Peak Road, from White Swan over the mountains to Glenwood/White Salmon is sadly off limits due to tribal land. Quality like nothing else (super smooth winding pavement, a driver's paradise).

So lot of roads are 'there', but on tribal land hence not accessible.

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Ahh. That could be. I recently moved into the shadow of Mt Adams and was surprised at how little access there is to the mountain.

Thanks. Admittedly I’m a little let down. I was hoping for a kickball team or something along those lines.

Possibly fire roads?

Where was this taken??