Met after work at Steve's house and loaded the bikes onto the trailer. Lord willing, will leave early in the morning tomorrow and be camped near Denver by the end of the day. (Click on any picture to enlarge it.)
Friday, July 10, 2015
Summer Trip 2015 Day -1: loading em up
Four Fossils heading to Colorado for a week of Twisties in the Rockies! Steve, Keith, Jim, Wayne.
Met after work at Steve's house and loaded the bikes onto the trailer. Lord willing, will leave early in the morning tomorrow and be camped near Denver by the end of the day.
(Click on any picture to enlarge it.)
Met after work at Steve's house and loaded the bikes onto the trailer. Lord willing, will leave early in the morning tomorrow and be camped near Denver by the end of the day. (Click on any picture to enlarge it.)
Thursday, July 9, 2015
Spring Ride 2015
Figured I better say something about our spring ride before we start the summer trip (saturday):
Saturday May 30. About 10 of us, i think. It was a chilly day but not to cold to ride. As usual, some met at MGCC and the rest at Ikea. Headed over to Wisc and took WI state hwy 35 south to the Alma area where we headed east on some side roads to a quaint little bar and grill called "Bucknuckles". It's kind of hard to find miles from nowhere but worth the search.
The interior of the bar is eclectic to say the least. Lots of odd things on the walls and ceilings. A full body stuffed albino deer high on one wall, a huge fan made of windmill parts hanging above the pool table. A full size carved snarling grizzly bear head on the front door. The ceiling is covered with old tractor seats, etc, etc.
After brunch we zoomed around more alphabet roads heading back north and west towards home.
Good times, great oldies!
Fossil Wayne
Saturday May 30. About 10 of us, i think. It was a chilly day but not to cold to ride. As usual, some met at MGCC and the rest at Ikea. Headed over to Wisc and took WI state hwy 35 south to the Alma area where we headed east on some side roads to a quaint little bar and grill called "Bucknuckles". It's kind of hard to find miles from nowhere but worth the search.
The interior of the bar is eclectic to say the least. Lots of odd things on the walls and ceilings. A full body stuffed albino deer high on one wall, a huge fan made of windmill parts hanging above the pool table. A full size carved snarling grizzly bear head on the front door. The ceiling is covered with old tractor seats, etc, etc.
After brunch we zoomed around more alphabet roads heading back north and west towards home.
Good times, great oldies!
Fossil Wayne
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