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We are off to the Windy 9 Friday morning from Winchester Va. I've ridden all over the USA but somehow never made it to this part of the country. We'll ride through Monday and head back home on Tuesday. Looking forward to a good trip and I will post updates every night as usual.
We are off to the Windy 9 Friday morning from Winchester Va. I've ridden all over the USA but somehow never made it to this part of the country. We'll ride through Monday and head back home on Tuesday. Looking forward to a good trip and I will post updates every night as usual.
Have a great trip. Sure hope the weather is good. Mrs Kojak coming with you?
Got to Zanesville around 3 pm. Checked into the hotel and then rode to Muddy Misers. The building was a flour mill in the 1800s and eventually became a restaurant in the 1950s. Zane Grey was born and raised in Zanesville and Muddy Miser was a local fisherman who taught him outdoor skills as a kid. Good food and right on the Muskingum River.
Wife and I will be riding all day Sunday....probably somewhere your direction. Don't want to intrude and don't know if you have a ride plan that day. Let me know if you want to hook up and ride, or could use a guide, lol.
It finally stopped raining around 10 am and we decided to explore Zanesville for the day. We started at the Harley dealership, bought a couple of shirts and got out of there. Then we went to see the Y Bridge, only one of its kind in the USA, been rebuilt 5 times since 1814.
Went to a very nice restaurant called the 146 for lunch and then went to checkout the Zanesville Museum of Art. This little museum is packed with pottery artifacts, paintings (some as old as the 1500s), sculptures including a Ming Dynasty horse. Really cool place to get lost in for a couple of hours!
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Kojak's trip to the Windy 9
