Board travel advice … westward ho!

[DieSonneTeufeln]

Magruder Cooridor. A 101 mile, one lane dirt road open for only a few months a year. The only road that separates three designated Wilderness Areas the size of damn near New England. No gas stations, no homes, no power lines, no sewer, no cops. The most remote place in the US without visiting @AlaskaGuy. Bring a lightweight fly rod for brookies in the crick and cutthroat in the high lakes.

And then stop by and havea beer at The Reverse RP.

When you say the word crick I know or somehow we’re motherfucking related.

 

[Copejunkie]

When you say the word crick I know or somehow we’re motherfucking related.

Damn right, That's what they are called.

 

[OldDevilDawg]

When you say the word crick I know or somehow we’re motherfucking related.

Damn right, That's what they are called.

They're "creeks", ya yankee bastards.

 

[Copejunkie]

They're "creeks", ya yankee bastards.

I ain't no yank, and your mother didn't raise you right if you pronounce it creeeeeeeek.

 

[Big 8 Rules]

I ain't no yank, and your mother didn't raise you right if you pronounce it creeeeeeeek.

Should I keep my trap shut if we called it a brook?

 

[Copejunkie]

Should I keep my trap shut if we called it a brook?

I don't what to say to that , we are going to need another opinion on that one, @DieSonneTeufeln @Nod4Eight

 

[Big 8 Rules]

I don't what to say to that , we are going to need another opinion on that one, @DieSonneTeufeln @Nod4Eight

I just googled it. For what little factual basis this has:
Brook, you can step across
Creek, you can jump across
Stream, you can wade across
River, you can swim across

 

[OldDevilDawg]

I ain't no yank, and your mother didn't raise you right if you pronounce it creeeeeeeek.

Back in the 1600s, before the illegal alien invasion, my part of the country was ruled by the Creek Indians.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/history-archaeology/creek-indians/

They were also subject to the infamous "Trail Of Tears" that devastated the Cherokee.


It's "Creek" dammit.

 

[OldDevilDawg]

I just googled it. For what little factual basis this has:
Brook, you can step across
Creek, you can jump across
Stream, you can wade across
River, you can swim across

What did google say about "Crick"? Asking for a friend.

 

[Big 8 Rules]

What did google say about "Crick"? Asking for a friend.

I asked about crick and it gave me a link to a site that sells crayons.

 

[OldDevilDawg]

I asked about crick and it gave me a link to a site that sells crayons.

I hope you know just how powerful this post is.

@DieSonneTeufeln

 

[Big 8 Rules]

I hope you know just how powerful this post is.

@DieSonneTeufeln

Oh I know.

 

[Copejunkie]

Back in the 1600s, before the illegal alien invasion, my part of the country was ruled by the Creek Indians.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/history-archaeology/creek-indians/

They were also subject to the infamous "Trail Of Tears" that devastated the Cherokee.


It's "Creek" dammit.

Well, no offense to the natives meant, but if they would have named themselves properly, they might still be there.

 

[Peter Gozintite]

I just googled it. For what little factual basis this has:
Brook, you can step across
Creek, you can jump across
Stream, you can wade across
River, you can swim across

 

[Peter Gozintite]

I asked about crick and it gave me a link to a site that sells crayons.

I hope they're edible

 

[Big 8 Rules]

I hope they're edible

I think they are all past their “Best if consumed by” dates.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

When you say the word crick I know or somehow we’re motherfucking related.

We always said crick (Washington state) unlike the communist infiltrators who say creek.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Should I keep my trap shut if we called it a brook?

That's limey (Brits) talk.

 

[Big 8 Rules]

Did Needles Highway and Peter Norbeck Byway, etc yesterday. Gorgeous.

Driving I-90 across South Dakota Saturday and was stunned with a Missouri River view that could not have been more different than what I am accustomed to seeing closer to home.

Hit Little Bighorn today on the way to our current overnight at Livingston MT.

On to Jackson Hole tomorrow, where the hotel is costing me my left testicle.

 

[Big 8 Rules]

Stopped by the Missouri River headwaters by Three Forks today. Can’t begin to convey how incredible that was. Then followed the Madison River as we were driving down to Jackson. Just gorgeously pristine. Every body of water around here is so fantastically beautiful. Pic is of the Jefferson (left), Madison (center) and Missouri (right) rivers. Gallatin River joins a mile downstream.View attachment IMG_0695.jpeg