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I drove back through Fay on Wednesday night from Augusta, GA to Orlando, FL - wasn't too bad of a drive in the car, but on the bike it would really have sucked.
It is alright we will make up for it starting the end of Oct-April when everyone up north has their bikes winterized and we are riding every day with a lite leather jacket and jeans and very little rain if any. So yes it is a bitch not being able to get out for a few days or the weekend but we will be loving it in a couple of months.
It's beautiful over here in the panhandle right now, but it supposed to get here later tonight or tomorrow. Y'all take care over there in Jacksonville, it looks like you guys are getting the brunt of it.
Yeah, I'm waiting for her to dump on us. I just had wrist surgery on Wednesday, so I can't ride for 7 more days (yes I am counting) so it is kind of perfect timing for me. Still all things being equal, I would just assume to see this thing drift off into the Gulf...
I live north of Minnneapolis. I am now figuring out when I am going to put my bike away for winter. Last year it was the 1st week in Nov. Call me then and see if you wish you lived somewhere else.
In other words, the most you have to worry about is getting 2 weeks notice of a tropical storm headed your way.
Many people in snow country would tell you to "Suck it" and point towards their belt buckle, as Florida is not too bad in our book-
Because I am not an A-hole, I will wish that all people and towns come out fine after this storm.
I live north of Minnneapolis. I am now figuring out when I am going to put my bike away for winter. Last year it was the 1st week in Nov. Call me then and see if you wish you lived somewhere else.
In other words, the most you have to worry about is getting 2 weeks notice of a tropical storm headed your way.
Many people in snow country would tell you to "Suck it" and point towards their belt buckle, as Florida is not too bad in our book-
Because I am not an A-hole, I will wish that all people and towns come out fine after this storm.
I grew up on lake michigan, I'll take the snow storms any day after living through blizzards in the 70's, 80's and hurricanes in the 90's.
I live north of Minnneapolis. I am now figuring out when I am going to put my bike away for winter. Last year it was the 1st week in Nov. Call me then and see if you wish you lived somewhere else.
In other words, the most you have to worry about is getting 2 weeks notice of a tropical storm headed your way.
Many people in snow country would tell you to "Suck it" and point towards their belt buckle, as Florida is not too bad in our book-
Because I am not an A-hole, I will wish that all people and towns come out fine after this storm.
You're the one that is crazy enough to live in snow country...move on down and you can play all year. We've got more room down here...
just checking in from South Florida Wellington and its been raining all week including today still getting swirls from Fay No big deal we needed the rain
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