I love Yellowstone. This is the NNE entrance. Too bad I'm just pretending to be here, ain't it?
2,541. That's the total number of miles since I left the house. I've ridden through eight U.S. states and three Canadian provinces. I am on my way to see Stevie, TK and Beau next.
Cindy and Loni looking at cool skies. Loni was the first to spot the soft light through the living room window.
The sky from the front porch, looking NNE and NE. Cool,huh?
The bike, with sissy bar, and brand new black leather jacket. I am so not. No, really. The dang thing weighs over 8 pounds.
3 comments:
Too hot to trot.
Whatever that means.
Jamee
xoxo
P.S. Loni always has a good eye for good pics.
Loved Loved Loved our ride today so nice and relaxing and the weather was wonderful. Only one short stop but I didn't even hit you with my helmet I held back to my sissy bar!!! I promise to be a good back seat rider. I was scared when the fast motorcycle went by I didn't even see it till he was gone!! way too fast for me. Thanks Hon your the best
Jamee, I think it means that the temperature outside is so high that you can't even get diarrhea. I think.
Cindy, you were a great rider. I felt you JUMP when the crotchrocket went by. They sort of sneak up on you, and you can't see around me, anyway. Also, I'm still practicing the passenger thing. So I am not used the slower stop and start behavior of the machine. The temp was about 70 and still amazes me that, with that temp, which you might consider a perfect autumn day, you will get chilled going 60 mph without a jacket. Even with my hot to trot black leather jacket, I was fine. I love the vents. All zippered up. Where ever I am, you guys are welcome to a ride as long as you have a helmet. I want to ride it to Colorado for the family reunion. Rides for all!
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