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1.) You can never own a big enough tarp.
2.) Harley people are some of the best people god ever made.
3.) Dixie and his family are even more generous and genuine, in person.
4.) Walmart attracts strange people.....at home, or in Kentucky.
5.) DevilDogBagger snores really loud, and blames his Goldwing riding friend.
6.) I never run out of jokes.
7.) RebaRed is a great passenger!
8.) G-spot likes to write on vehicles.
9.) Boss and his wife are top-notch folks.
10.) Turtles that have painted shells need to be striped. Just sayin'...
11.) Dan hates rain......almost as much as listening to my pipes all day.
12.) 1400 miles in 3 days of riding my motorcycle makes my azz hurt.
13.) BigWorm's wife should be nominated for Sainthood.
14.) Check_valve is a terrific chef.
15.) Ironhead makes killer pork chops....!
16.) Kentucky is a beautiful state.
17.) You can't hang pictures on tent walls with nails.
18.) 16 year old bikes will run all day long if you love them enough.
19.) You CAN carry 4 people on a Harley, if you have a sidecar.
20.) Shoney's is my new favorite place to eat.
21.) If you take expensive sunglasses to Kentucky, keep them on your face.
22.) Talapia tastes just like catfish. It only cost me a dollar to find out.
23.) Pick a closer campsite to the bathrooms.
24.) Pack less stuff.
25.) I can ride to an event by myself, and make 50 new friends in 3 days.
26.) 95sportychick is funny when she drinks.
27.) I never liked Pug dogs, until I met Cloe.
28.) My rainsuit leaks in the crotch.
29.) If Josh were any skinnier, he'd fall through his own azzhole and hang himself...!!
30.) After almost 600 miles of riding, "Yatesville State Park" and "Paintsville State Park" look almost the same.
The David James Memorial was a blast. I had more fun there then I can ever recall at any event, ever. I met some of the nicest people and felt honored to be included in their company. I truley felt at home and will remember it for the rest of my life.
The ride through the Kentucky backroads was stunning. The scenery was beautiful and I had the greatest riding partner to go with me!! All I had to do was ask, and a piece of chewing gum appeared in front of me!!
It was a time to remember. At the dinner saturday night, I got a little choked up, when Brian put a picture of his brother, David, on the table, and told us a little about him, from his point of view. Brian talked about his brother, and spoke of him in a proud voice, bragging about his accomplishments and telling us of the man he was and will be remembered as. He is terribly missed. I'd be a better man had I had the honer of meeting him.
From the moment I got there, Dixie stunned me with his generosity. He treated me as if he knew me all his life. If this world had more people like him and his family, we'd be better off.
I was sad to leave. It went so quick.
In closing, I'd also like to thank Jeff Irvin, his wife and "Cloe" for following us in the chase vehicle, ready to scoop up any unsuspecting bike with mechanical issues and keeping our backs safe during the ride. It was a comfort knowing they were there.
See you guys and gals at the next one.........
2.) Harley people are some of the best people god ever made.
3.) Dixie and his family are even more generous and genuine, in person.
4.) Walmart attracts strange people.....at home, or in Kentucky.
5.) DevilDogBagger snores really loud, and blames his Goldwing riding friend.
6.) I never run out of jokes.
7.) RebaRed is a great passenger!
8.) G-spot likes to write on vehicles.
9.) Boss and his wife are top-notch folks.
10.) Turtles that have painted shells need to be striped. Just sayin'...
11.) Dan hates rain......almost as much as listening to my pipes all day.
12.) 1400 miles in 3 days of riding my motorcycle makes my azz hurt.
13.) BigWorm's wife should be nominated for Sainthood.
14.) Check_valve is a terrific chef.
15.) Ironhead makes killer pork chops....!
16.) Kentucky is a beautiful state.
17.) You can't hang pictures on tent walls with nails.
18.) 16 year old bikes will run all day long if you love them enough.
19.) You CAN carry 4 people on a Harley, if you have a sidecar.
20.) Shoney's is my new favorite place to eat.
21.) If you take expensive sunglasses to Kentucky, keep them on your face.
22.) Talapia tastes just like catfish. It only cost me a dollar to find out.
23.) Pick a closer campsite to the bathrooms.
24.) Pack less stuff.
25.) I can ride to an event by myself, and make 50 new friends in 3 days.
26.) 95sportychick is funny when she drinks.
27.) I never liked Pug dogs, until I met Cloe.
28.) My rainsuit leaks in the crotch.
29.) If Josh were any skinnier, he'd fall through his own azzhole and hang himself...!!
30.) After almost 600 miles of riding, "Yatesville State Park" and "Paintsville State Park" look almost the same.
The David James Memorial was a blast. I had more fun there then I can ever recall at any event, ever. I met some of the nicest people and felt honored to be included in their company. I truley felt at home and will remember it for the rest of my life.
The ride through the Kentucky backroads was stunning. The scenery was beautiful and I had the greatest riding partner to go with me!! All I had to do was ask, and a piece of chewing gum appeared in front of me!!
It was a time to remember. At the dinner saturday night, I got a little choked up, when Brian put a picture of his brother, David, on the table, and told us a little about him, from his point of view. Brian talked about his brother, and spoke of him in a proud voice, bragging about his accomplishments and telling us of the man he was and will be remembered as. He is terribly missed. I'd be a better man had I had the honer of meeting him.
From the moment I got there, Dixie stunned me with his generosity. He treated me as if he knew me all his life. If this world had more people like him and his family, we'd be better off.
I was sad to leave. It went so quick.
In closing, I'd also like to thank Jeff Irvin, his wife and "Cloe" for following us in the chase vehicle, ready to scoop up any unsuspecting bike with mechanical issues and keeping our backs safe during the ride. It was a comfort knowing they were there.
See you guys and gals at the next one.........
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