This has absolutely nothing to do with ARRMA 😱

[Cheez]

Took a family vacation road trip up and down the west coast. My wife insisted on going to this weird but actually beautiful place called “Trees of mystery “. There’s one little tourist restaurant across the street. This is what we saw …..

keep in mind that there was nobody watching these dogs as we crossed the street and walked into the restaurant they behaved remarkably. Incredibly well trained. Not a single one jumped out of the car. The owner was inside having lunch. We went inside, sat and had lunch with a great window seat and watched these dogs in this car the entire time behave impeccably.

 

[travykat]

Lol they lookin like they ready to jump on you lol on they turf

 

[Sargent_Horse]

Gosh, and I thought my two dogs would be too crowded in my Trailblazer.

 

[Cheez]

Small tourist restaurant across the street from this place. Not too many people in there but we were too shy to be asking questions.

My guess is they’re service dogs in training. It was an amazing sight.

 

[3d-rc.myshopify.com]

Gosh, and I thought my two dogs would be too crowded in my Trailblazer.

5 passenger car..... 9 dog and a driver... who is sitting on who's lap???

 

[Cheez]

5 passenger car..... 9 dog and a driver... who is sitting on who's lap???

Yeah, that’s what we were thinking and there might have been another dog or two. We were to freaked out to go up close.

 

[Edough13]

Good ole del Norte county, clamath, crescent city. You guys venture down hwy 36 at all through the redwoods? Some beautiful country up there for sure huge ass red woods and then beautiful coast line just miles apart from one another.

 

[Cheez]

Good ole del Norte county, clamath, crescent city. You guys venture down hwy 36 at all through the redwoods? Some beautiful country up there for sure huge ass red woods and then beautiful coast line just miles apart from one another.

Yes sir,we did. Redwood highway all the way.

 

[Edough13]

That's a bit north of my stomping grounds but have good friends that were raised in clamath and crescent city so have made a couple trips up that way. You guys get to see any tule elk, one of our trips up there we had to wait about 30 mins for a huge hurd of about 2-300 to cross the road

 

[Cheez]

That's a bit north of my stomping grounds but have good friends that were raised in clamath and crescent city so have made a couple trips up that way. You guys get to see any tule elk, one of our trips up there we had to wait about 30 mins for a huge hurd of about 2-300 to cross the road

Is it Klamath or clamath? And no we didn’t see any herds, saw a couple by themselves off in the distance.

 

[Edough13]

Is it Klamath or clamath? And no we didn’t see any herds, saw a couple by themselves off in the distance.

Lol ya it's Klamath damn auto correct funny as the town I grew up in has a big Paul Bunyan and babe also. The town I grew up in during the early 20's through the 50's used to be one of the biggest logging mills in the country (Red River logging company) in what's now a small unfortunately dying community Westwood, CA
https://foresthistory.org/research-...-lumber-company-photograph-album-circa-1920s/
https://foresthistory.org/envira/red-river-lumber-company/

 

[Jimbobjr]

Took a family vacation road trip up and down the west coast. My wife insisted on going to this weird but actually beautiful place called “Trees of mystery “. There’s one little tourist restaurant across the street. This is what we saw …..View attachment 160330keep in mind that there was nobody watching these dogs as we crossed the street and walked into the restaurant they behaved remarkably. Incredibly well trained. Not a single one jumped out of the car. The owner was inside having lunch. We went inside, sat and had lunch with a great window seat and watched these dogs in this car the entire time behave impeccably.

Great pic. Those standard poodles are super duper smart and trainable. I bet the only thing that could get them out of that car is a fire.
Looks like you guys had a great time.
Blessings.
Jim