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eric on Apr 17th 2009 at 1:48 am Around Washington, Travel

Over Stevens Pass on US 2 and Yellowstone Trail, down Moses Coulee and more

Yesterday, Sarah, Cole and I hoped in the car and took a 450 mile trip to some of the most beautiful country I’ve ever seen. We went from Seattle, over the Cascades, over the Columbia and to the desert, seeing the ancient riverbeds known as Coulees.



We explored old sections of the Yellowstone Trail and other roads, making me fall completely in love with the state of Washington.

I rode much of yesterday’s trip on the beginning of the last leg of Scoot 66. Oddly, I remember very, very little of it.



The day was packed full (too full) of fun and I didn’t get a chance to check out everything I wanted to. Also, right when we stumbled up Frenchman’s Coulee (very literally, some of the most beautiful land I’ve ever seen), the battery on my camera died a horrible death. I nearly did the same. It was a real bummer.

Here are my pictures and a much more detailed description of the day.
You can start at the beginning and read along!

Here are someone else’s pictures of Frenchman’s Coulee.



Related posts:

  1. Exploring the Stevens Pass Scenic Highway
  2. Day 44 – A day off in Albuquerque; Yellowstone Trail
  3. Then & Now on Stevens Pass (thanks to Googlemaps)
  4. A day to find the Yellowstone Trail in Washington
  5. The Moving Trip Day Eight – Tetons, Lava pits and the Oregon Trail

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Comment by Ryan BeggarNo Gravatar
2009-04-17 09:36:45

Plus, coulee is awesome to say!
I reallly need to explore eastern WA…

Comment by ericNo Gravatar
2009-04-17 19:18:26

Coulee is real fun to say.
We’ll be heading back to Frenchman’s Coulee real soon. You’re more than welcome to go, but not sure how you’d swing it – worth a shot. It’s freaking amazing.

 
 
Comment by RatiNo Gravatar
2009-04-21 07:47:02

is it pronounced like what i am?

Comment by ericNo Gravatar
2009-04-21 08:35:43

It is, yep. I guess. Like kuli. Though I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone say it. Hm. But I think I’m right. Just dont know why.

 
 

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