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Whew yea I just looked it up and that place looks beautiful! I'm also exactly 1 hour away from the trailhead in Kent. I may have to go check that out one of these days soon, that looks awesome. I just got my enduro motorcycle back up and going and have been exploring the area (I've also only lived here a few years), I've mainly been exploring the area around Black Diamond. It's nice there too but the trails aren't as long as what it looks like you like to do.
Digging your BMW bike to BrotherHuh. They make cars too? Who knew?
What model is that? It looks like serious fun. Or serious trouble
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Thank you. This is a master from St. Petersburg. Lizard knives.That’s beautiful. Who’s the maker? I feel like I’ve never seen this blade/handle shape combo before. Sorry if this has been answered already.
Right on man, thanks for the reccomendations! Yea North Bend is an area that I really need to spend more time exploring. I might have to go up there this next weekend. I hear that there's some forest service roads that would make for some fun riding also. I'll check out the Denny Creek Trail, that looks awesome!Righton. My wife is a teacher in Renton so you and I aren't too far apart at all. We're actually living in West Seattle at the moment, which despite having Seattle in the name seems a million miles away from the main city across the Bay. More of a laid back beach town vibe really, which is somewhat reminiscent of my home town in Florida . I actually dig West Seattle quite a bit, great food and some really nice people, but at my heart I am a country boy and only really feel at home in the woods.
There are quite few great trails right there in that same general area, pretty much every exit on 90 between North Bend and Snoqualmie pass (multiple on each exit actually, on both sides of the highway). The thing is, that's just what's close by, only a fraction of what this state has to explore. We started out with alot of shorter trails too, but once we got the hang of it it's really just putting one foot in front of the the other a few more times. Another great spot nearby is the Denny Creek Trail, which is fairly easy and especially perfect for those hot summer days like we have coming up. Because of that it does tend to get crowded at the creek, but very few of those people go further on the trail. Just a short hike above is Keekwulee Falls (if you go there make sure to take the side trial right into the waterfall area), and if you get really adventurous there is an Alpine Lake (Melakwa) even further above.
A motorcycle sounds like a great way to explore the state. Have fun out there man, and stay safe. If you happen to see an extremely handsome feller with a foot long beard taking pictures of fruity colored knives don't hesitate to say whatsup
Keekwulee Falls
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Thank goodness the pocket clip does it’s job well, because I could lose that little knife and would never know. lolI've always liked the lines and profile of that boker. I make a similar one.