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Friday, 31 May. Arrived in Tulsa from Eureka spri...
Custom made Baldwin pianos at the Gibson factory.
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Tuesday, 27 May. All of our hunkering down for th...
Bike cleaned and under wraps at The Hampton Inn in...
Stu doing what she really loves....checking out ho...
Second stop on I-40 after about 35 miles of no rai...
Toward Memphis on I-40.
Waitin' it out..... I'm really not sure this was a...
Here we are at mile 103 hiding beneath the overpas...
Monday, Memorial Day. We could not decide whether...
A McD's stop, Harriman, Tennessee.
This chair, being sold in the store, was supremely...
.This is an "old fashioned" store in Asheville. T...
Stu's helmet.
More inside McD's.
Inside
Across the street from the entrance to the Biltmor...
Area around Asheville.
The kids got to do a very mini version.
About 1 blk from our hotel in Asheville, they were...
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A very cute "Yorky" that stopped by to see our bik...
Friday, 23 May. Well, we really focused on ridin...
On the road at BRP.
Great lunch on the BRP. The waitresses were not e...
There were a ton of bikers riding on BRP. Almost ...
Along BRP. We were doing about 40 when Stu took t...
Inside the mill.
Mabrey Mill on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Built in 1...
This very nice couple live in Richmond, VA. He i...
We stopped at the post office in Roanoke this morn...
We tried to make it much farther for our nite stay...
Peaks of Otter.
Arnold Valley
Blue Ridge Pkwy. Still.
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Another remarkable view of Shenandoah Valley. It'...
Another shot of the valley. The farms in the vall...
Stu looking for the roadside porta-potty. Third b...
A beautiful farm right on Blue Ridge Pkwy.
A bit if history that is probably not well known.
On Blue Ridge with view of Shenandoah Valley.
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Shenandoah HD, Staunton, VA. We stopped to buy a ...
Thursday AM. Hampton Inn, Waynesboro, VA. These ...
Luggage attached, gased up (the motorcycle!)...the...
Head 'em, up, move 'em out!
Can I go, too? Who's shy?
Yesterday, Tuesday, we picked up our bike from Pat...
Another photo of Gettysburg battlefield....it cove...
"Stonewall" Jackson at Antietam. He looked like A...
Another beautiful, old VA country home taken at 35...
Along the river.
Jeff knows every great ride in VA...... This is al...
How much better can it get....a garage full of mot...
Jeff's very nice home.
Gettysburg.
Gettysburg. The Army schools frequent Gettysburg ...
Cool bike!
A portion of Gettysburg battle field.
The first shots that started the Civil War were fi...
Reenactors....they were extremely knowledgable abo...
Manassas Civil War Battlefield. The NPS has done...
This motorcycle stuff is hard work!!....Nap time.
On the road again. We were trying to get a 1000 m...
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Another country home...just beautiful.
A view from the back of the bus....."I don't know ...
One of the many old homes in the VA country.
Middleburg, again. Talking to Mike on the cell......
The butcher shop employees were wering white shirt...
On the road leaving Middleburg. The rock walls ar...
Our hostess at Red Horse...I think she wants to be...
The Red Horse Tavern, Middleburg, VA where we had ...
We left the dealership after doing all the routine...
Jeff and me with "the bike". You can't see it her...
Just a portion of the bikes on the floor. This is...
This is Jeff Raupp, our friend and Master HD Sales...
Here's a photo of Patriot HD in Fairfax the mornin...
Our flight from Denver to Atlanta was 27 minutes...
Well, we're getting everything packed for the flig...
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
One of the many old homes in the VA country.
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