Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

I left early this Morning 2C burr I rode a 200 kms(1 way) venture To Provindence bay , Manitoulin Island for some Salmon Fishing

 

Put my neoprene waders and boots and walked to chest height water, Had a ball all was catch and release 3 nice Chinook between 5 - 12 lbs salmons :crying:Sorry I didnt have a waterproof camera enough witnesses though

 

A few photos

 

The scoot ,, Rare Whooping Cranes and Fisherman in the bay

Posted

We road the back roads to London and back (450 kms) to visit our next door neighbour who has been in the hospital there for heart surgery.

Didn't do any fish'n. Had fish and chips and cold beer for dinner though.

Posted

The lawnmower today.

 

Tomorrow heading out at 5AM....hook up with several other CT PGR and off we go to Ground Zero in Noo Yawk to grant a Birthday Wish for an 11 year old youngster.

 

 

Boomer......who's going nowhere near the damn Bronx or Harlem!:bang head:

Posted

Rode to work and back ,then to my MRI appointment. no fishin for me right now with my knee,i just cant walk the river and this a pink salmon year too :95:. but i should be ready for steelie season :pushups:.

tight lines fisher folk

Posted

Charlie the saying " Its not the ride, but how you get there" definitely applies to you!:thumbsup2: Keep it up. Myself, I rode to the local BS spot and had breakfast then drove tractor all day.:D

Posted

I rode in to work then left the office a little early to do some work on the observatory that I help run... Getting it ready to have a few astronomy labs out there this semester. Then what is usually a 10 mile ride home from the observatory took me about 1.5 hours... I took the sort-of scenic route :)

 

It certainly was not a day of fishing...

Posted

i knew i had stuff to do, so the first thing is did was take the scoot for a short run to the barber shop. small town barbershop, sort of like mayberry. we swap out, i cut his hair, he cuts mine. then back on the scoot for the 5 mile ride home.

 

the word bad in the phrase bad gas is just that. i spent a good part of the day workin on the lawn mower carb. it runs, just not as good as before bad gas. it limp out the rest of the season. more yard work tomorrow. maybe a ride sunday on the RSV.

 

dale in La

Guest BluesLover
Posted

Went to Lighthouse Cove for some fresh perch for lunch. Round trip was probably 400 kms or so. Crossed paths with Gary N along the way too :D

 

Cheers,

Lou

Posted

After work Wife and I rode to a small town about 30 miles from us to deliver a 9&10 shirt for my niece, local tv station my wife works at, and she been bugging pam for a shirt-- last night after work we drove 74 miles one way to grab a sandwich at this cool lil lake side restaurant weather here been great so were getting out every chance we can, weekend looking good too :Venture:

Posted

I rode to Dublin to Amish community to a tack shop 15 mile one way,out for milkshakes when wife got home from work. Today have a ride to Garden of The Gods in ILL. with KYrider and a group from church hope weather permits leaving 8:00. If any of you have heard of Kevin Skinner Dublin is the small community in KY where he lives.

Posted

Even though rain was predicted, I woke up to beautiful sunshine. Made a 140 mile loop through the country on some roads I have never been on before through east TN and western NC. It was like riding through a moving postcard. There were several times I wish I had brought the camera along.

RandyA

Posted

Another beautiful day and had nothing to do. Didn't ride anywhere, bike still broke.

I will NEVER own another bike that I can't get parts for. Even though I rode it over 10,000 miles this year when it's fixed it's gone. 2 gen. time.

Posted

I live 70 miles from work, and when the van pool isn't running (weekends), I take the TD. Today, after going over the hill on the 138, heading to I-15, I was startled (understatement) by thunder, or so I thought. It kept going, and I finally saw the F-18 passing low and fast. I started to relax, when his partner came by, too. Startled? I almost had to clean my pants. After having spent the last 14 years helping to build them, once I got over the initial embarrassment, I was so proud to have been a part of the team that put them together.

Posted

On the date this thread was started, I rode from Cody WY, through Montana to Taber Alberta. I was wearing my mesh jacket too, what nice weather for the trip.

 

:stirthepot::canada:

Posted

Nice easy day ... 80 mile round trip to watch our two grandsons play PW football. 8-year old, one tackle on defense and a couple of good blocks on offense. 10-year grandson, two tackles on defense, on great fake reverse (plays WR), and a couple of good blocks. 3-year old, tackled grandpa :).

Posted

on wed 16 i took a 460 mi PGR mission escorting a fallen union soldier from bear mountain ny to saratoga springs ny, the mission started in antitam maryland where his remains were found. we left bear mountain with maybe 40 riders and when we reached saratoga we had over 150 members, most folks stayed over for the funeral ceremony the following day but i had to get home, but i was humbled to participate in a portion of this ride. PS there were two other ventures there, a 1st gen belonging to a forum member, and a second gen

Posted

Yesterday, Sat. 9/19 I rode from Charleston to Sumter and back. Went there on an '07 RSTD and came back on an '09 RSV. Great weather, good ride, good friend to ride with. What more could a biker want?

Posted

Yesterday we put about 300 miles on the bike, went to Traverse City Mi. to a corn maze- was kinda cool http://www.jacobs-corn-maze.com/corn_maze_fun.htm after that we went to the local Hooters for some wings. On the way we passed a giant field of pumkins. So we decided to try out our new trailer and went back up today for a few. actually this link has last years maze picture in it-- This year was 2 eagles

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v405/Hazenson/th_100_3566.jpg Trailer handled flawlessly, even tho these are all pretty good size, and musta weighed a lil bit

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...