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all good things come to he who waits............
Spring has arrived in South Dakota! Yesterday was torture... hundreds of bikes passed by my house all throughout the day yesterday, reminding me that I wont get to pick my drifter up until Friday afternoon!
Its going to feel like one hell of a long week.
Quote from: Troll on April 06, 2014, 16:09:48 PMI wish I just had one splat on my windshield. I had more than that on my gloves from riding yesterday.BUG SPLAT!
Here in Kansas, you can always tell it's spring with all the farmers burning their fields. Smoke inhalation does tend to detract from the enjoyment of riding though...
I know it's definitely spring here:
Lots of rain
The yard is really wet
The pond is full
water laying in fields, across the road, and all over
The dog is wet every time she comes in
I saw frogs jumping into the pond when I walked by to the barn this afternoon
It's really wet
Did I mention everything is wet and muddy?
listening to the radio just now seems someone dumped a bike sometime today and hit a pedestrian.......more to follow if they say any more....
Rain flurries..or 6" of partly cloudy...
thought rock chip........
weather seers said that tomorrow would be rain or snow flurries.....so I guess we get to pick which we want.........
LOL .... I thought my phone screen was that dirty .
I rode to the monthly ABATE meeting today. There is still some snow and ice here and there, but I got this...first one of the year, on the way home!
Quote from: chief on April 01, 2014, 18:58:30 PMThat settles it! I'm packing! Chief, get the guest room ready.Says it all: Tennessee is BACK!
Says it all: Tennessee is BACK!
40 when I left this morning, 30 mph south wind...I wasgoing to go down to Lansing and across the Blackhawk bridge, taking video...but! If it hadn't been for the wind, I might have done it, but the 30 mph cross wind on a steel deck bridge didn't sound too appealing. I still covered 133 miles, however. There is lots of ice and snow out there, especially at the higher elevations and where it is sheltered from direct sun. There were ice fishermen here and there, too!
lol nobody will get that one.....lol.....
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