I am all settled in up here in North Idaho. Huck, Max, Rich, Steve and all the rest. I sure miss puttin around with all of you guys in my RS or STi. Oh well. I'l be back. Just not in Nor Cal. And it will be some sort of old shcool project. Maybe a 99 legacy GT or something like that. Or maybe another RST. I miss the hell out my old RST. Man, what a car that was. I should have never sold her. I don't realy miss the STi as much as the RST. I wanna notha one baaaad. Later....

Paul....

 

hey paul! whoa Idaho! I though you were still in town! hope you like snow

 

Sorry to see you leave us Paul. We'll have to hook up when I come out to snowboard at Sun Valley. Good luck and tell your wife I said hi.

-JOE

 

Holy crap. i was just writing a new thread about all the people we lost over this past year. And i started it because we all miss you paul. I hope all is well.

Happy New Year.

-rich

 

Tha call of the aryan nations was just too much for you to resist, eh Paul?

We do miss you down here, you should organize a drive up there so a few of us could have an excuse to go visit, there are some really sweet roads up that way!

 

whats goin on paul~!~

maaan long time no talky, how's life up in the flat straight never turning roads?
I drive by the old stereo shop everyonce and awhile and a tear always seems to escape my eye from the memories we had together paul.

I could be heading out to Idaho for a favor for my padre, who knows maybe run into each other

hope the new project goes well paul



yummy

 

Glad to see some of the other guys got to post on this thread. I was just looking up Paul's account and notices that he had posted in early Dec. So this thread needed a good <bumpin> for all of his friends that may not have seen it.

Still, one of the best drives together was our last on Kings Rd/ Tin Barn etc.... Wow what a day that was.

 

I think someone hasn't been to northern Idaho... or were you being sarcastic?

 

Hey gang! What's up?

Pete, That second photo looks like hwy 2 along the Priest River. Or St. Joe area. I can't make out the sign. Ya. The roads are for sure not straight. There are however miles upon miles of forest service roads with very very little traffic and go on for ever. One could get in deep trouble driving up here. You would go over the cliff or into the river, it could be days before another car or atv/motor cycle rider would come by to find you. In places it's just North Idaho wilderness as far as the eye can see. For those with heat soaked intercoolers....how's 20 degrees sound? No hear soak up here...... too damn cold for any of that. Although, the summers do get a little warm up here. It is a wonderful place to call home though. I do miss driving around with the gang from time to time. But I don't miss the crowded roads. I drove along the St. Joe River up to St. Regis Montana and I saw 3-4 cars the entire way. And that is about 120 miles round trip. Of course, it was a bit cold and at the summit, there was about 8 inches of snow on the sides of the road. But all in all, it would have been a blast in the RST or STi. I will try to post a pic of the summit lookine towards the north east in Montana...

Paul...

 

along the St. Joe river notice how clear the water is. These are the headwaters of the St. Joe. They drain into the Coeur d' Alene Lake. The fishing is the bomb here. Of course, fly fish with barbless hooks only. I will be hitting this place up quite a bit come late spring and summer. Enjoy....

Paul...

 

damn beautiful up there

 

nobody realllly cares...

 

damn, i bet that water is COLD!!!!

-rich

 

Gorgeous!
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Be carefull!
I just saw Napoleon Dynamite, those states that start with "I"s are scary, remember you are used to the openess of the bay area!
They have stuff called "values " and they voted for Bush, watch yourself.
All kidding aside, we wish the both of you luck.
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