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Being on call for work kept me close to home, but I did pretty good anyway today.
Along the Rock River. The wife took this one, behind us, as we rode into the night. First part of the day. Second part of the day.
Since it was going to be 90° and sunny I decided to take a vacation day and ride. I went to Beaver Dam Wisconsin, then over to Portage, and then to the Merrimac Ferry. I hit 25,000 miles for the season, and it ain't over yet. It was an awesome day.
We had some awesome October weather today, so we put on some miles.
The Burger Barge in East Peoria. The Psycho Silo Saloon in Langley. Pit stop. Dinner at Poopy's in Savanna. That's a pretty good day. My season, thus far.
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