September 22nd

Today starts Day 8 of a great trip down the West Coast of Oregon.  This morning we are doing something that Cyndy & I did over 30 years ago.  We head down 101 towards Frontier Sand Dunes for our ride out into the Dunes on a Bus with very big tires.  It brought back some great memories that we have of our first time out on the dunes.  I can still remember telling Cyndy that we will be back here next year with three wheeler's and playing out here in the dunes.  That next year and for over 15 following years we did these same dunes every year from a 10 day vacation to long weekends here playing in the sand.
Well here is what we got to see today.

 We filled up two buses and looking for a fun trip.

Some look like what did we get our selves into this time. I have never seen one of these role over or get stuck in the sand.

 Here we go after a short trip through the tres out into the sand dunes.

Hang on we are going down a hill!!!  If you look through the bars and see those two little dark spots.  THat is a set of Quads playing in the dunes.

 This is the group we rode with, they all look like they are having fun.

 These trees are slowing getting covered over with sand, they are at least 60 feet high before the sand stated covering them up.

 We didn't see a lot of people out riding today, it is the middle of the week and we did see a sand rail come up and over this hill.

 Say hello th the other half of our group, that we have been following.  The drivers are brothers and the one we had said he was just following his brother  because he drew the short straw today.

 We stopped and everyone got to get out and take some pictures and see how fine this sand really is.  

We had a great 45 minute ride and it was fun, but I would of rather been out here in the RZR.  When this trip is over we are heading to the Desert for some riding time.  After the trip to day our guest headed out to see Old Town Florence, and exploring other areas around here, so much to see in a little bit of time.  Tomorrow we head out to Coos Bay.