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Yearbook
photo
Hudson's Bay 1984: I
didn't get a senior yearbook, even though I was on the yearbook
staff, but thank's for the free picture
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Hudson's Bay High School
1984
Click here to see most of my old friends from the 1980's, in action !
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Mount Saint Helens May
1980
All
of a sudden there was a volcano in the backyard. This was nothing
compared to what's about to happen to Mt. St. Helens on the following
weekend, May 18th.....
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Chicago
Up the Sears Kmart Tower
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New York City
Uptown and Downtown on Manhatten Island
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Washington D.C.
Tourist free on the 4th of July, 1984
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Mt.
Rainier
Hiking
on the east side above Paradise Lodge.....
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Shumway
Jr. High Aerospace
My
model rocket getting ready to fly through the skies over Vancouver.
This one was 6' long able to reach 1000' We were such rotten kids,
usually taping the nose cone on rocket and/or launching them with
extra booster engines so the rocket would go higher and drift in
the wind up to a mile away, giving us an excuse to skip class and
run throuth the streets of Vancouver, climb on random peoples roof
tops et,. This launch landed on the Shumway school roof. The guy
with the beard in the (desceased) instructor, Mr. Unterwagonner......
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Pie
with the Seascouts
Watch
my sister as she gets covered.......
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Sunriver,
Montana
In
big sky country with a remote control PT 109 boat I made in the
car on the trip East. The first test was in an irrigation ditch
that runs along the countryside. Jim Kincade a Montana rancher is
at the controls......
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Camping
at Coyle
Near
the shore of the Puget Sound, Coyle was a favorite place to go camping...
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Unicycle
Eventually
I was able to ride around the neighborhood on this one wheeled thing......
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Mt.
Rainier
Hiking
on Mt. Rainier was a favorite of mine, especially alone and unprepared with no food or water.
This time, dad dropped me off at the slope, I climbed up to camp
Miur at 10,000' while dad sipped drinks with his new friends back the bar at Paradise Lodge.......
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Amtrak
1984
A
train trip to the East coast in the summer of 1984......
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Pizza
A favorite for the family because American fast food was just getting
started and we needed to super size......
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Train
trip with dad
Who
knows where we are on our train trip to the East coast ?
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At
the old shop
During
the summer of 1984, I built this little wood
boat which was never actually finished. The shop was located in
the basement of one of Vancouver's original speak-easy's. Although
there were some low ceilings, there were allot of interesting things
built in this place, which at one time, during prohibition was used
as a garage to hide cars from the street. The door in the background
is 6 inches thick, something mom and I put together one weekend
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Cousin Larry
Pictured
here with my cousin Larry Warner (left) classmate of my sister Paige.
You can certainly see the differences between the Norwegian and
Italian influence on my family......
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Mom's
Hot tub
If
it doesn't fit through any of the doors, knock out a wall......
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Tom
Handley
Out
in the backyard with Tom Handley, we went to highschool together
and spent lots of time screwing around in Vancouver........
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Wandering
around the Sierra Nevada
It
sems like I did allot of wandering around in the middle of nowhere
in the 1980's.......
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At
the bottom of the Grand Canyon, June 1987
Among
one of the toughest days of my life. We began at the rim around
6:00am, a friend and I ran for 9 miles to the bottom. Along the
way to the bottom we encountered huge puddles of mule piss. Sometimes
these would come up with no warning. I recall thinking to myself,
JUMP ! At the bottom, we walked 1.5 miles upstream. Along the way
I sawthe phantom ranch, a bridge and made a phone call from the
telephone booth at the bottom. Going back up was one of the most
miserable hiking trips I've ever done. It was 110 degrees, the water
inside my canteen was always colder than the water available along
the way. I had to use a few hiking tricks, such as keeping my shirt
wet at all times, In that hot weather it's tough ona guy like me.
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At
Hudson's Bay Highschool
Enjoying
break time with gum hanging out of my mouth......
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Goofing
around at Hudson's Bay
This
was during photography class
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Rigdon Ranger District, Oakridge, Oregon
I
worked for the Forest Service at this little place called Rigdon
in the Oregon Cascades East of Eugene.......
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Chop-o-rama
One
way to have some fun, chopping cheap cars with axes and hammers,
then taking the remains to the local scrap yard. This car was owned
by Jaime Inglbretson and if I recall it smoked like a crop duster
those couple of miles between our homes.......
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Paul
Hammond gets a pie in the face
A
fundrasing stunt to do two things, .......
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Willamette
National Forest 1989
An insturment that measures the velocity of water from a bridge
over the middle fork of the Willamette River.....
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