Seattle cider Co. Honey crisp Cider

What a day. Was misty in Portland. We DID go over mount good highway. SNOW. But was brief. Lovely ride to Bend. Headed east along state highway 20. Encountered snow showers. Cleared up as we got closer to Burns. Got to our campground around 4:30. Cold out. 

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