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Tysasi: Destiny fulfilled!
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Tysasi: An Estacada interurban drops down towards the Eagle Creek bridge
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Tysasi: Gravel & a fresh landslide on Faraday Road
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Tysasi: The new collection structure for the fish ladder at the North Fork reservoir
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Tysasi: The south end of Faraday Road
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Tysasi: Now leaving the national forest, hopefully not for two years this time
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Tysasi: The Memaloose bridge from the south
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Tysasi: Reminders of the Pit 36 fire
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Tysasi: Moderately fresh rockslides along the recently burned over sections of 224
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Tysasi: A freshly fallen tree? I can't believe that is is all they intend to do to this obstacle
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Tysasi: Snow on the mountainsides across the gorge from Frog Lake
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Tysasi: Gravel or dirt? You get both!
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Tysasi: The sign is still accurate; Pipeline Road is still gravel
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Tysasi: Why not?
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Tysasi: Creeping up Ripplebrook Road
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Tysasi: Apparently the Forest Service needs to put up signs saying "don't shoot at people, please?"
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Tysasi: Almost to the Ripplebrook Store
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Tysasi: The first of the two marshes along 224 up on the ledge by Ripplebrook
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Tysasi: Rafters on the Clackamas River
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Tysasi: 10 miles to Ripplebrook, so I can't turn back now
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Tysasi: Passing Carter Bridge campground
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Tysasi: The Memaloose bridge from the north
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Tysasi: Winding my way (increasingly slowly) up the gorge
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Tysasi: Yes!
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Tysasi: The water is low at Faraday Dam
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Tysasi: It's not quite so hazy here, so you can actually (faintly) see the local stratovolcano
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Tysasi: Davis (aka "very steep, almost all up") Road
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Tysasi: Eagle Creek
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Tysasi: Spanking new clearcut
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Tysasi: Eagle Fern Road