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Now, tonight...we have a really big shew. One of my favorite Destination
Highways, DH12, is with us. (Applause). Its excellent Pavement is going to
take you over some well-distributed, if somewhat blind, curves, through the
fields and forests of Sullivan Creek. As always, appearing with ‘12 is
Sullivan Lake itself, nestled in its base of glaciated mountains, looking more
beautiful than ever as the highway runs all the way along its scenic western
shoreline. It’ll be a short but great performance before our guest brings you
back to the Pend Oreille River on the less frequent, more mellow corners of
its southern half. Remember to tune in next week, when the top half of Elvis
will be here. But before that, for all you kids out there on your Kawasaki
ZX-6R’s, the Rolling Stones will sing their No.1 hit: “Let’s Spend Some Time
On DH12 Together.”
"On the way home to Spokane from an
overnight trip to Kimberly BC, we made a point of taking a detour out to
Sullivan Lake after reading the DH review. Sure glad we did! The beautiful
scenery is equaled by the twisty, winding road (at least on the northern
stretch). It's a short jaunt and over too soon, but it's worth every minute
you spend on it. Now if I could only figure out a way to buy some waterfront
property on the lake from the National Park folks...MAN, what a beautiful lake
they have tucked away back there!!"--Curtis
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