This is what happens when you drive down dead end national forest roads. That is a 1924 3 L Vintage Bentley leading the charge. It has no muffler. Wheeeeeee A mountain lion crossed the road in front of us as we disturbed the peace and quiet of this stretch of the forest.

Driving 5,600 mile round trip between Katy, TX and Stevenson, WA & Cascade Locks, Oregon to attend the 2007 National Rolls-Royce Owners' Club Convention

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Sneed Adams > Anne with stand in hubby while full time one was in business meetings

Sneed Adams > Oops, someone in a Bentley S1 is lost... again in the National Forest of WA and will likely miss breakfast.

Sneed Adams > This is what happens when you drive down dead end national forest roads. That is a 1924 3 L Vintage Bentley leading the charge. It has no muffler. Wheeeeeee A mountain lion crossed the road in front of us as we disturbed the peace and quiet of this stretch of the forest.

Sneed Adams > 1924 3 L Vanden Plas Van Bentley. Pure 20s era motering.

Sneed Adams > Driving to the lodge on MT Hood. Elev 11,240

Sneed Adams > Negotiating steep mountain curves at high speed in Michael Coup's Bentley S II.

Sneed Adams > Mt. Hood. Elev 11,240. Steep incline roadway leading to the lodge at 6,400 ft. The Bentley in front, a SII from Kansas won the race.

Sneed Adams > 1929 6 1/2 L Speed Six Martin Walter Bentley

Anne's photos of the cars on the judging field on Kodak page

http://www.kodakgallery.com/Slideshow.jsp?mode=fromshare&Uc=yw4igne.4f6kj2ci&Uy=4h5601&Ux=1

This is what happens when you drive down dead end national forest roads. That is a 1924 3 L Vintage Bentley leading the charge. It has no muffler. Wheeeeeee A mountain lion crossed the road in front of us as we disturbed the peace and quiet of this stretch of the forest.