More January Riding

[Gail]

Ain't gonna be no mud and creeks onthis one, Once I get thing ironed out I will post in the Happenings section.

Maybe I can just ride in the ditch . Gary, are you going to use that iron Angie hit you in the head with? Gail

[dixieoutlaw]

Gail,
You can have the ditch riding. Last time I tried that resulted in a severly broken leg.
Guess I could use that iron to iron out the trip since I have become initmately familiar with it. Even more so now, seems I having to iron my own clothes. So if I don't look to spiffy this weekend ya'll know why.
See you tomorrow.
Gary

[Hotel179]

Gary,

I thoroughly enjoyed the ride yesterday and the hot chocolate afterward.

Here are a few pictures from the ride. http://picasaweb.google.com/schuckmanweb/Ride_20080123 I'll see you all in Montevallo.

Steve,

Great photos of the ride....made my bones creak. I also took a peek through your public gallery and man, is your new secretary hot!

[R100R Rider]

The January meeting inspired me to get going. So Monday I left for 3 days of riding and trying to peddle some furniture. Down 280 to Auburn and 1st call (buyer out of town) so on to Toomer's for some coffee and then a ride around Auburn's campus. Success in Phenix City, a good sale and lunch at the 13th Street BBQ. Lots of good roads thru Clayton and Abbeville with dinner at the Old Mill in Dothan.
Tuesday started with donuts and a couple of calls. Tried to go to the air museum at Ft Rucker. No luck. Ok on riding gear and safty class card but no hi-vis vest. Will know next time.
Wednesday started with two very good sales. Then good riding up to Tuskegee. US 29 from Brundidge to Tuskegee is a very intertaining ride. Go home after dark. Wish I worn my winter suit instead of the mesh.

http://picasaweb.google.com/smoothna...ey=Qach48wu5iA

[Bikebum]

Martin, wonderful pictures and write-up.

[dixieoutlaw]

Martin,
Thank you for sharing the details of your ride and especially for all the details in the narratives of the photos.
I think I see you wearing a new Olympic jacket this time next year.

Gary