Golden Doe is a Dept of Fish and Wildlife area that is nearby, and has great riding access from the Twisp/Carlton Road.
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| (L-R) Kay, Mary Pat, Bart |
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| The group heads upward and onward |
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| We love those open fields, too! |
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| Thanks for the photos Betty! |
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015
2015 Golden Doe Ride
The evening before our May 12th Golden Doe Wildlife Area ride was rainy and chilly, but weather on the 12th, though cloudy and somewhat “drippy”, was comfortable and with no wind. Four riders with rain coats tied on braved the day and rode to a beautiful Balsam Root-covered hillside with wonderful scenery. Mary Pat Bauman, Kay MacCready, Bart Bradshaw—with Betty Wagoner in the lead—rode on through the gorgeous fields of bright yellow flowers and hardly noticed the sun wasn’t shining.
Golden Doe is a Dept of Fish and Wildlife area that is nearby, and has great riding access from the Twisp/Carlton Road.
Golden Doe is a Dept of Fish and Wildlife area that is nearby, and has great riding access from the Twisp/Carlton Road.
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