Did you go outside today?

The sun was shining, the air was warm in the eighties, and depending on where you were it smelled like fresh cut lawn or flowers or cow shit. All in all a fantastic day. Three of us had breakfast at the Equinox then ran west on route one to Ella Grasso tech to watch Tree and the cone wench at work. Then we headed to Plainfield and the Nation to have Tree's bike worked on. (Tree was working the biker schoolies so we had her bike and she was on a straight pipe Harley with loose drag bars).  I mapped out the most direct route to Motorsport Nation I could think of, and went an entirely different route. I led as we headed up route one to Flanders across to Lambtown ext and the dirt road to Lambtown rd to Wendell Comrie, Gallup Hill, Town Farm, Shewville, route 2 east. Then hooked a left on 201 to Northwest corner to 164. In Jewitt City we took 138 east to 201 through  Hopeville back to Jewitt City and route 12 to Lathrop to Excalibur and pulled up at M-N. Tree's bike went inside so we talked to Les and watched Adrianne teach more Biker schoolies.


From there we cruised up to 14a and headed west to 14, then at Martellos we picked up Lisbon road which we took to Gooseneck Hill. He sat around on Gooseneck (visiting) for a while then Crossed onto Bates Pond. We continued to 14 then took 97 to 6, then 203 to Jerusalem to Station, then Murphy Hill to 97. In Baltic we took Maple to High, then Washington to Broadway into Norwich before running east on 2.


We hooked a left on Ryder, crossed Wyassup onto Chester Main to Hangman Hill to Grindstone to Wyassup (yeah...it's called a circle). 


It was a good ride with rare company.

He attracts the Finest people

Everywhere he goes, women flock to him.

He can remove food particles between their teeth with his tongue and a little suction.

Pink...is actually one of his colors

His is...the most Mid western Farm Boy