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Cheers again to Half and his better half for one of the best runs yet.



Great time, great folks and fun was had by all.




Greg

I think I got a picture of each table at the final night
Left Side top to bottom Cindy Wilmer, Marvin Wilmer (Mrvn), Chris Joseman (Pepper)

Right side Top to bottom Dean Spalding (Sagebrush), Terri Spalding, Jeff Boseman (Fred Camper)
What's up with the "J's" there Fred?
Back Left Greg "Oldewing"
Front Left Ric "Hott"
Right "OhioBill"

Made it to Malvern, Arkansas .

656mi. so far. Rain was spotty. I managed to find cover when necessary.
Don't think I'll be as lucky tomorrow. All Good.

Great show Bob & Kathy! great location and beautiful riding country. Loved it.
Good job members for a record turnout

Next stop Luckenbach
HOTT

Glad to see Doug made it

Thanks again to Bob and Kathy for hosting a fantastic rally.

I put 1177 trouble-free miles on Old Yeller. She took a semi-thrashing on Ohio and KY back roads and hummed along I-64 and I-79 at 70 mph like a new bike - not bad for a 40 year old!

Some pics from the journey:

http://s956.photobucket.com/user/Clutch ... NGW%202016


Mike (FutureBoy)

Great table pictures, those came out great. Made it back to Michigan just before noon today. Amazing how much water injection a 40 year old Goldwing can take in. Not one hiccup in 6 hours of rain, 1.5 hours of it when we left Baddog alone in a downpour and seeked mild warmth at the Bowling Green OH Waffle house. It will take several hours to dry out, but the bike is already calling us for another ride.

Pepper does not hear Baddog calling yet.

Fred Camper wrote:SNIP

Pepper does not hear Baddog calling yet.

Involve her in the process to find a replacement seat

Part way home .... in Cleveland at Alwing17's place for tonight and on to Toronto tomorrow .... dry so far .....

Gord

Ride Safe Rat!

Friday we drove in the rain and then downpours until Springfield MO, had great weather yesterday the final 150 miles. Bikes are now all washed and in the garage.

Good to hear!

Rode up the road a bit with Cyborg, had breakfast with him. Then we parted ways... I back home and he was headed to his.


Thanks again to all involved in this years run.

339 miles in 12 hours as the squirrel darts and dashes — so many twists, couldn’t help myself. Beautiful ride, literally a drop of rain . . . I think it was rain; I’m saying it was rain.

My second run with a great bunch of people. Really. You are all the real deal. I was privileged to go deep with a few of you: privileged, moved and inspired. To them, thanks for letting me in, listening and sharing. To everyone, thanks for the friendship.

Being Kathy’s brother, and knowing Bob as I do, they don’t come any better. Generous and gracious, down to the last detail. Thank you both for a beautiful week: great runs, good food, laughs and fun times, pre-dawn coffee (wow!) — and a terrific place! Well done!

Naked or half naked, on the whole a good group of folks.

Looking forward to #3. I’ll be looking for a bunkmate. I choose you.
Morgan

BTW, Terrific pics!

Home safe this afternoon, wet in places on the way here from Cleveland today .... hard to complain .... only rode in the rain two days the whole trip ....

Gord (see y'all in Texas) Jones