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Posted by Varooom
 - September 10, 2010, 16:13:40 PM

I note a GPS above the dude's handlebars.  He must have been taking a break.
Varoom

Posted by chief
 - September 10, 2010, 10:15:48 AM

Well, if you head north you will run into KY... West takes you to the Mississippi River, south - NC, AL, GA or MS.... East - NC or VA. Really hard to get lost here. <g>

Posted by TC
 - September 09, 2010, 23:02:20 PM

 Nice story Boop. I can see how a person from a different state can get confused in Tenn.
My wife and I rode there last year. We  thought we were going to have to call home and tell our kids to sell everything and send us the money. We thought we were going to have to buy a house there 'cause we could not get out of the state.

Posted by BOOP
 - September 09, 2010, 16:07:53 PM

On my way home this evening I saw a man & his bike sitting @ the end of an exit ramp. First glance, those big fat fenders got my attention. So, I did a u-turn & back I go to the exit. I thought he was having trouble. (I would of stopped no matter what kind of bike). And you should of seen his expression when he saw a nurse stopping to 'help a brother out'. And when I told him I was a Drifter gal myself, he smiled ear to ear. He had been to Myrtle Beach and was heading back home to Arkansas. Just got a little side tracked on one of our beautiful roads here in Tn. I pointed him in the right direction, scenic route of course. Ole Wayne said he has a daughter in Franklin Chief, so keep your eyes open for him. I would say it had been many miles since that ole dude had a pleasant conversation. Other than the one he had a few miles back having a flat repaired. I told him about the forum & he asked me about the Drift in. Before we parted ways I wrote down the website & snapped his pic.
Needless to say, that ole tanned white haired biker made this tired ole nurses day! Someday, I will be able to take a road trip like that! I smiled all the way home (26 miles) & still smiling!
Happy trails Wayne! Rubber side down!!

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