Day 79

This entry was posted on 6/24/2007 8:52 AM and is filed under uncategorized.

Murphy, ID to Nyssa, OR
65 miles

By the way, here is a link to Donna's website displaying her
 photographs.

donnabortfeld.com

We have made it to a coastal state of Oregon.  Just barely though.
  Nyssa sits on the banks of the Snake River which borders Idaho and Oregon.
 This is our 14th state.  

Easter Oregon is much like what we just went through, hot, dry desert.
We will actually be climbing to elevations of 5000 feet tomorrow.
  Considering we're at 1200ft now, it will be a haul.  Cascade mountains are
 the climbs and it will the last until we hit the waters in Washington state.
Today's ride was just another ride.  it really does seem like a job but
 we're still enjoying it.  

Tom Apple, a local resident of Nyssa, has allowed us to camp on his
 property.  Snake river runs behind his place.  That's the second time we
 camped next to the Snake river.  Thanks Tom.

To date, we have over 4200 miles.

Good night.
Jin, Glenn, Josh

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