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Natural beauty, and particularly the western US. I like the open roads, long sweeping turns, open prairies, etc. Preferably with mountains in the distance, but it doesn't have to be. I like riding in states like Nebraska for example, at normal speeds, of course.
I like Natural when it's the smell of fresh cut grass or cornfields. Seeing nice rocky streams and mountains look good. But I also LOVE the smell of fresh brewed coffee from some little out of the way cafe' you might find cruising back roads. And when I'm riding and my throat is drier than the desert a small town man-made pub on some little country road looks just as beautiful to me as any natural structure.
So I'm probably in the minority opinion here. When I think of my best rides, Man-made stuff like eateries, covered bridges, bars, Mount Rushmore, main street Daytona, Laconia, Sturgis....etc....etc. stick out in my mind the most
Last edited by BikerV; Sep 12, 2011 at 08:14 PM.
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