The Southwest crew:
Ron G. Suki 750, John A. Kawi 500, Barry B. Kaw 750
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| Author: | Ja-Moo [ Tue May 08, 2012 5:39 pm ] |
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The Southwest crew: Ron G. Suki 750, John A. Kawi 500, Barry B. Kaw 750
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| Author: | bigmo [ Wed May 09, 2012 10:09 am ] |
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Moo, maybe shouldn't post that pic-- you're saving the post office printing money 
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| Author: | Ja-Moo [ Wed May 09, 2012 10:21 am ] |
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Well, the pic they already had was horrible......
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| Author: | Mikepdutton [ Wed May 09, 2012 11:59 am ] |
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Nice Aylor engineering shirt! 
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| Author: | Evans Ward [ Wed May 09, 2012 8:12 pm ] |
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A motley crew for sure! Good seeing you guys once again and as usual, I look forward to seeing ya'll again.... 
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| Author: | Ja-Moo [ Wed May 09, 2012 8:14 pm ] |
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Mikepdutton wrote: Nice Aylor engineering shirt! Thanks Mike! Actually they all are..........
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| Author: | Jim [ Wed May 09, 2012 8:17 pm ] |
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I got the cat hair washed off mine, so I can start wearing it. 
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| Author: | Ja-Moo [ Wed May 09, 2012 8:24 pm ] |
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Jim wrote: I got the cat hair washed off mine, so I can start wearing it. .................
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| Author: | Mikepdutton [ Thu May 10, 2012 9:15 am ] |
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Ja-Moo wrote: Mikepdutton wrote: Nice Aylor engineering shirt! Thanks Mike! Actually they all are.......... I thought they might be, but could not read them. 
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| Author: | ktmguy [ Mon May 30, 2016 10:38 am ] |
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The New York/Connecticut crew, Our trip to Deals Gap this year included some great ADV riding. 8 Guys and 17 Motorcycles adorned our cabin on Yellow Creek Rd. Parking for 3 enclosed trailers was tight but we managed.  Getting ready to head out for the day on our driveway. The driveway was no problem on a bike but trailers were a different story. The bridge in the pic crosses a stocked Trout Stream where Paul caught a few of the Brookies. He kept one and we had a tasty over cracker appetizer.  One of our day trips was through Tatham Gap.  After a curvy uphill dirt road we made it to the final section that, lucky for us, the gate was left open by the guys working on the towers.  Unfortunately we had climbed above the cloud layer and visibility wasn't that great, but we finally had good cell phone reception.  Adam taking in Bald River Falls, and Dry Falls below. I think Dry Falls is named that because you can walk behind and under the falls.   Time for a trail side lunch. This camping area is at the end of the same road as Bald River Falls, and about 13 miles from the falls. We came in from the opposite end of the falls on dirt. I had never been to this end and never knew about all the camping areas and the small camp village with a general store that was on this road. We always came in from the Cherehola and turned around at Bald River Falls. On our return loop we took a dirt road off this road and eventually hit the Dirt Cherehola back.  Timmy's lunch menu seemed a bit odd at first but was actually pretty good.  Speaking of food, we eat pretty damn well on these trips. Lobster Tails, Venison, Elk, Steaks, Sausages, and Paul whipped up a fine Rabbit Stew. This was the first year we brought a Crock Pot and it's a keeper.  And of course you need something to wash that down. Due to the dry nature of the area we plan our route home carefully.  A couple of our lunch stops this trip, The Marina at Lake Burton GA has pretty good food and a great view of the lake.  This place in Highlands has some of the best burgers anywhere. The owner is a Motorcyclist and he treated us to their house specialty, hot, right out of the oven, Chocolate Chip Cookies. After the burgers and the cookies you had to roll us out of that joint.  A first for us this trip was a ride into South Carolina. An overlook in SC.  There are always mechanical problems. Here, the 85 RZ350 decided to seize up and we had to tow it. Can you tell we were heading home? We had to tow it about 25 miles from Bryson City.  Back at camp we always had a game of Stump going. If you haven't played this game you don't know what you are missing. It involves throwing a claw hammer in the air and slamming it down on the nail of an opponent in the stump, all while drinking beer. I don't think it's a big hit with the Safety Pup gang.  Time to kick back and review the day's events. This week always goes by so quickly. We only got to The Gap once to say hello and ride The Dragon, but all in all we lucked out with the weather and had another great trip. The cabin rental through VRBO worked out great. Parking for the trailers was tight but the value was exceptional. We would have gone back to Fontana and gotten the same cabin we always get if the place wasn't full of Z cars. This place was half the price and twice as good, thank you Z Cars. Until next year. 
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