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Can sometimes be difficult. I got a wild hair a couple weeks ago, and rode my motorcycle to Illinois, then to Wisconsin, up  along the Mississippi river on hwy 35--which was dissappointing because of the yuppie traffic, low speed limits and law enforcement--across Wisconsin on hwy 8, then across the UP of Michigan via hwy2. Michigan charged me $3.80 to ride across the Mackinaw bridge?!? You'd think it would be paid for by now. Rode back roads South back home. About 1865 milesbiggrin

Dennis, as I remember, you were pretty Jiggy with the Flora when we went to Oklahoma. So...what are the short green bushes along the shore on Lake Michigan? Pictures here.



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I don't know about them weeds, but I will say your a brave man to cross that Mack bridge on a scooterashamed

Did you go thru Grayling?



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I go around every city that I can. this is a good, big "scooter"



-- Edited by john nail on Monday 4th of July 2011 01:10:02 PM

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HeeHee, Grayling is hardly a city. Maybe a town I guess.

The flowers in the first pict. are Punctureweed. An invasive from Europe. All across the eastern US. Bad news if mixed in hay and eaten. By livestock, that iswink 



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Sounds like a fun trip John, my back is hurtin just thinkin about 1800 miles on a bike. How many days did this trip take? I have a buddy that rides to Sturgis every year, last year by himself. He rode 850 miles in one day coming back. I CAN'T DO THAT ! I have rode most of the Blue ridge Parkway in VA, and NC, thats a scenic trip. If I was you I would have turned back at Mackinaw Bridge and rode back through UP,MN and IL to get out of that toll

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Randy, I was 4 days on that trip. Rode 647 miles the last day because they forecast thunder-boomers. I have ridden over 7000 miles since May.......I can't seem to stop in the right place.evileyebiggrin

"Puncture weed!" See, I knew Dennis would know the name 'o them Flares! Good thing I didn't run over them!



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My Last motorbike 98 widglide custom hopped up a lil nice lil ol lady ran a redlight and killed me scoot ashamed  and i wuz bout 80# wider then too   wink Ya think a bike that color and guy that wide wearin a bright yellow Harley shirt even an 80 year old would see confuse  !! !!



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you could have flashing strobe lights, a garrison flag flying and fireworks going off, and some ******* would still turn left in front of you. Better than rotting in a hospital bed, I guess.

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I know one thing it was a pleasure shooting with you at sippeo shoot john had a great time me and sputter dont get much company out on most ranges with fellow trad shooters we had a ggod time and you even got us looken in to wood arrows!biggrin



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Well anyway Middleage Meltdown was over while i laid on pavement that Day Now Just want shoot Arrows !!  wink  hehehehehe



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Double that, Milk. When you decide to make some woodies, feel free to ask questions. I've made a couple.



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shure will john



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Few years back I was coming back from a hunt in WY. I was driving my old Dakota truck. A sweet little thing, V8 and 5 on the floor. I was a few hundred miles east of Sturgis (the Pilgrimage had ended a few days earlier) and heard this roar of some vehicle that was going to pass me. I thought it was a truck, but to my amazement this humongous bike slowly overtakes me and passes me. I swear that thing was as long as my truck; a lone, husky rider sitting on top of a Ford V8 engine was riding this monster. That's right, that bike had a Ford car V8 engine doing all the work.

God bless,

José

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