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Supposed to clear up this morning...Nam Knight show is still going on as planned. I'm not going, the fog is so thick by me now, gonna take a while before it burns off, and roads dry out. If my road(mud pit) dries out early enough, I'll be out this afternoon doing the cruise thing probably starting at Big Johns, then so on....
I got out yesterday. Later in the day me and my buddy 20Nighttrain03 (Glenn) took a ride along Rt. 36 through Sea Bright, Highlands, Atlantic Highlands, etc. Stopped at Mt. Mitchell and saw the NYC skyline (or at least tried to, very hazy).
If there's no rain next Sunday, I want to take a ride up to High Point like someone here suggested a few weeks ago.
I just asked "if we have anything going on" next Sunday and the immediate response (along with look of dis-belief) was "IT'S MOTHER'S DAY" Oops. I'm out but would love to do a NW NJ run soon.
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