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Day #9:
We packed up and headed home saying good bye to Milwaukee. We rode to Indianapolis, In. and got a room.
Day #10:
We left Indianapolis and rode to Macon, Ga. Where we got a room for the night.
Day #11:
I can’t believe it’s over. The last part of the ride went fast and it was over. My buddy peeled off and rode to his place. I got to my house at 4:30pm.
Last edited by Black_Hog; Jun 19, 2012 at 09:43 PM.
Reason: Spelling & grammar corrected by Lana Dale & Dick Dale.
Nice Pics, entertaining story. Thanks for sharing. Hope buddy's face (and pride) are now fully healed. Looking forward to my own epic ride this summer, 5000 miles in 17 days including Milwaukee and Chicago.
Thanks for sharing. I love to read these type of stories because they all happen for different reasons, and stories (face plant) are always great reading!
Nice Pics, entertaining story. Thanks for sharing. Hope buddy's face (and pride) are now fully healed. Looking forward to my own epic ride this summer, 5000 miles in 17 days including Milwaukee and Chicago.
I'm sure you'll have a great time. One thing to remember, take your time and enjoy.
Use your GPS detour function if you get caught at a crash scene. I used it and found a great road over a mountain I wouldn't have taken if we didn't find us in a long line behind a crash.
Black Hog..thanks for posting your story. I remember visiting the Museum of Science & Industry as a little kid and that great coal mine exhibit. Hope it's still there.
Black Hog..thanks for posting your story. I remember visiting the Museum of Science & Industry as a little kid and that great coal mine exhibit. Hope it's still there.
It's still there but we didn't go inside the coal mine.
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