Davesax36
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Nice little loop up to white's ferry, then on to point of rocks today. My hacked together givi screen worked well on the madstad bracket.
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Where did you go with your Tenere
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From Morganton, NC to... eventually Robbinsville, NC via Deals Gap, Foothills parkway some of the Blue Ridge Parkway up NC441 to Little River Road. Actually rode Deals Gap 3 times. Had a hoot!
Let's Ride!
Brick
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AntrimMan
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to the beach.
The Rhode Island shoreline at Kings Beach in Newport.
Popular with divers, fisherpeople and the occasional tourist.
A distant ships sail on the horizon.
All the Best.
The Rhode Island shoreline at Kings Beach in Newport.
Popular with divers, fisherpeople and the occasional tourist.
A distant ships sail on the horizon.
All the Best.
Yesterday started at 36 degrees but ended at 71 degrees so a nice warm up. All in a 250 mile ride as I didn't start Rever at the start.
Fun days riding.
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Bet that was a beautiful ride, Brick!
WJBertrand
Ventura Highway
Short trip over to the rock store where I ran into hawk281 from this forum! Nice to meet you Frank!
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markbxr400
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My usual 120 mile round trip from Alabama gulf coast to north of Pensacola with my shotgun strapped on back to shoot skeet. Nothing but backroads (pave and dirt).
Gigitt
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Took her to the race track with 5 friends.... Mt Panoroma, Bathurst NSW, Austtralia
RIDEMYST
So many roads......
Our 2016 travels. -JEP-
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Jim that really looks cool in a photo like that! ::008::RIDEMYST said:
Don in Lodi
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Did you have a story to go with what looks like a canon ball imbedded in that tree?RIDEMYST said:
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So many roads......
That was taken in old city. Per our tour guide (we took a walking tour) the cannonballs were used to make the limits of the tent barracks and the tree was planted along side and over time.....
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AntrimMan
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Yesterday we went to the graveyard.
Veterans day. Korean conflict survivor.
Just him, me, the bike and the wind.
All the Best.
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Veterans day. Korean conflict survivor.
Just him, me, the bike and the wind.
All the Best.
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AntrimMan
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Yesterday it was Bristol then Touisset.
The hotel on Hope Street, formerly known as The Harriet Bradford Inn.
Rooms are $4.95 per night including meals and valet motorbike service. Lies.
This was a temporary home to some immigrant families until construction of the mansions was completed. True.
Bristol is home to the longest continuously held Fourth of July parade in America.
The road dividing lines are painted red white and blue by state permission.
The Parade passes by the hotel. During the weeks around the Fourth the town changes in a manner one must experience to appreciate.
Once upon a time I resided in Bristol for many years. It's always nice to visit.
Bristol has always had a romance with boat building and racing.
Almost every front yard winters a boat. Lies, they are kept in the back yards out of sight.
This one is too big for the back yard. Sorry about the aerial lines, I'm certain the boat hauler hated them too.
"B, B, B I G", John Candy GRHS, in the great outdoors and "It is a big 'un", Hickok45, only begin to describe the 12 meter.
Shamelessly stolen from Lateral Access to the Rhode Island Shore:
"The citizens of Rhode Island are guaranteed by the state constitution the right to use its
shore for fishing, gathering seaweed, bathing, and passage. However, lateral access to the shore
to engage in these protected uses is hindered by an ineffective boundary between public lands
and private property. "
There are access points defined as public rights of way to the shore. You can share them with the crowds.
Some are hidden away at the end of country lanes posted multiple times along the way as Dead End, No Exit, Private Drive Ahead.
My belief is the lack of advance ROW signage is a peace offering to the adjoining private land owners. Understandable.
Look at the size of the marker above the Tênêrê, it's the only one. This is one of the favourite places of my youth. Many good memories.
As teenagers we scoured the countryside for adventure and pleasure. My brother has been all around this place without discovering it.
Yesterday he commented "This must be one of the best kept secrets in America".
Seclusion only exists in minimal fashion in Rhode Island, we are small and concentrated. That's MA in the background with RI in the fore.
You might think gee that spoils the view, imagine this instead: That's the world over there, busy, busy, busy over there, not here.
From the left, the towers are located in Somerset, the bridge (look for it) is the Braga, it connects with Fall River on the right.
A mans home is his castle, still Touisset but on the Massachusetts side. Not my house.
The view from the castle
All the Best.
The hotel on Hope Street, formerly known as The Harriet Bradford Inn.
Rooms are $4.95 per night including meals and valet motorbike service. Lies.
This was a temporary home to some immigrant families until construction of the mansions was completed. True.
Bristol is home to the longest continuously held Fourth of July parade in America.
The road dividing lines are painted red white and blue by state permission.
The Parade passes by the hotel. During the weeks around the Fourth the town changes in a manner one must experience to appreciate.
Once upon a time I resided in Bristol for many years. It's always nice to visit.
Bristol has always had a romance with boat building and racing.
Almost every front yard winters a boat. Lies, they are kept in the back yards out of sight.
This one is too big for the back yard. Sorry about the aerial lines, I'm certain the boat hauler hated them too.
"B, B, B I G", John Candy GRHS, in the great outdoors and "It is a big 'un", Hickok45, only begin to describe the 12 meter.
Shamelessly stolen from Lateral Access to the Rhode Island Shore:
"The citizens of Rhode Island are guaranteed by the state constitution the right to use its
shore for fishing, gathering seaweed, bathing, and passage. However, lateral access to the shore
to engage in these protected uses is hindered by an ineffective boundary between public lands
and private property. "
There are access points defined as public rights of way to the shore. You can share them with the crowds.
Some are hidden away at the end of country lanes posted multiple times along the way as Dead End, No Exit, Private Drive Ahead.
My belief is the lack of advance ROW signage is a peace offering to the adjoining private land owners. Understandable.
Look at the size of the marker above the Tênêrê, it's the only one. This is one of the favourite places of my youth. Many good memories.
As teenagers we scoured the countryside for adventure and pleasure. My brother has been all around this place without discovering it.
Yesterday he commented "This must be one of the best kept secrets in America".
Seclusion only exists in minimal fashion in Rhode Island, we are small and concentrated. That's MA in the background with RI in the fore.
You might think gee that spoils the view, imagine this instead: That's the world over there, busy, busy, busy over there, not here.
From the left, the towers are located in Somerset, the bridge (look for it) is the Braga, it connects with Fall River on the right.
A mans home is his castle, still Touisset but on the Massachusetts side. Not my house.
The view from the castle
All the Best.
HBLQRider
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Amboy, CA
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"Go Big or Go Home"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvBXGUSiaXk Found this little road on my last weekend