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This past weekend was the annual “Hogs for Hospice” weekend in Leamington, Ontario.
Very well attended and guessing there were over 3000 motorcycles attending this rally and fund raiser for the local hospice.
Beautiful weather Friday and Saturday, but Mother Nature couldn’t let us off easy as it poured rain first thing this morning. We waited it out and eventually made it home today with only going through a few sprinkles along the way and stayed relatively dry.
Another great weekend with our Bluewater HOG Chapter along with some good friends from Lady Luck MC!
Cheers, Terry
Arrival at the camping area where some of the group stayed.
Time for a refreshment after arrival.
Lined up for the ride Saturday morning.
Our accommodations at the SeaCliff Inn.
Lunch Break on the ride in Kingsville Ontario.
Stop here in Kingsville at the half way point of the ride.
Beverages in the Beer tent area with our H.O.G. friends and also Chris and his wife, the owners of Thunder Road Harley Davidson in Windsor, Ontario
Crazy “AL” the hot tub guy on a side street adjacent to SeaCliff Park where the rally was held.
I appreciate the charity events you ride in. My wife and I try to do all we can.
Its always a good time for a good cause.
Ride safe.
Thanks Cosmic!
Good people do good things for others and you, and I, and many others here on the Forum fit into that category.
Enjoy following your posts and thanks for following us also.
Cheers my friend and as always, ride safe also!
This past weekend (Sat Aug 26th) was our annual “Twisted Throttle” event and BBQ hosted by our Windsor HOG group, and Thunder Road Harley Davidson (Windsor also)
It involved us, Bluewater HOG and our sister chapters from Chatham and Windsor.
An excellent steak BBQ with games and prizes.
Awesome day weather wise for a ride and a get together with some great people.
Enjoy the photos from the day!
Cheers, Terry
Meet up with the Chatham HOG group.
Ready to head to meet the Windsor HOG group.
Meet up at the truck stop near Tilbury Ontario.
Dave the president of Chatham HOGs Springer (2005)
Event location near Kingsville Ontario.
BBQ and pavilion behind the Transport Museum.
The “Bluewater HOG” chapter members minus me behind the camera lol
Today was the Annual Legion Veterans Motorcycle Poker Run. Starting point was Corunna Legion, and then onto Wyoming, Alvinston, Thamesville and Wallaceburg Legions throughout Lambton and Kent counties.
A great day for riding with our Bluewater HOG Chapter.
Enjoy the photos.
Our Bluewater HOG riding friends Mark and Emma tied the knot this day!
Congratulations on a beautiful wedding and ceremony at their house and the famous Landing Strip.
Attached are some photos.
All the bikes lined up on the Landing Strip for the morning Gentlemans Ride for Breakfast.
Another photo of the bikes lined up.
Of course my wife Suzie made the wedding cake and desserts.
Here is the wedding cake.
Another photo of all the delicious desserts.
The Ceremony in their back yard.
The happy couple Mark and Emma Reynolds
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Today was a the “Lady Luck Riders, MC” annual Toy Run to support St. Clair Child & Youth.
A well attended event (110 bikes) with monetary and toys donated. After meeting under the Bluewater Bridges in Sarnia, there was a ride throughout Lambton County that ended up back at the Lady Luck Club House.
Enjoy the photos. Another fabulous event!
Cheers, Terry
Meeting area prior to the Annual Toy Run.
Meeting and registration under the Bluewater Bridges.
The “Lady Luck” crew that organized the event, Santa Included!
Back at the Club House after the ride.
Another of the mass amount of bikes thats took part.
Sorry folks, been extremely busy and getting in all the riding possible before the cold weather is upon us.
September 30th was the “Christmas for Everyone” misfits benefit poker run and fundraiser.
It was run out of the Lions Club Hall in Wyoming, Ontario with our Bluewater H.O.G. Chapter in attendance.
A great ride for a great purpose!
Enjoy the photos!
Cheers, Terry
This past week the weather finally co-operated for most likely the last ride of the 2023 season. This day (October 24th) took four of us Bluewater H.O.G. members to the Beach Street Station restaurant in Goderich, Ontario.
We had lunch there and then ventured cross country to Hogtown Cycles in Lucan Ontario for a quick stop.
Then home and tucked the Harley in the garage, cleaned up and tender installed.
Doubt we will get lucky enough to get out again, but never say never.
Enjoy! As always more to come!
Cheers, Terry
Well I thought that October 24th was the last ride of this season. But, not to be!
On November 16th I got a call from our Bluewater HOG director, saying we are riding today and meeting up with members from our sister HOG Chapter from Windsor Ontario.
So off we went. The weather co-operated and was a great day for a ride.
Unfortunately this one really was the last one for this year.
Enjoy the pics.
Cheers, Terry
Meet up in Chatham, Ontario.
11 bikes in all. 5 of us from Sarnia Bluewater Chapter and 6 from Windsor HOG Chapter.
After a nice country ride the stop for lunch in Bothwell, Ontario.
Another from the parking lot across the street from the LA Roadhouse.
Lunch pic.
Another lunch pic.
Last pic of the day before heading home.
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