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But the man is having too much fun surviving to post every day. Can't blame him. If I hit a deer in the Bighorns, the keyboard wouldn't be the first I'd reach for
Also enjoy reading the blog and hope everything is OK.....I saw Hester on it's side and was like FFFFFFFUUUUU
The last picture I saw of Hester was parked in front of the Full Throttle in Sturgis! From the map it looks like he is moving again just crossing into Nebraska. I am heading to Sturgis on August 5th. His blog is making me want to hit the road even more!
Ive been following his trip also. Great read!
I dont blame him for not being able to keep up with the updates, cant wait to read about the rest of the trip!
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