Some time last year I fired Wooly from ever planning any more rides. I bloged about how bad that ride went anyway he has redeemed himself. Being stuck in Memphis, a town I do not recommend, I have desovered we are on the wrong side of 3 states... The other side of Tennesse has a lot of curves and mountains to offer. Same with the other side of Arkansas, and I would much rather be stuck in the gulf then in the middle of nothing like I am here. So trying to plans rides here is as boring as back home. Don't matter where you go it is flat and stright and well nothing to really write about.
So being so stuck on nothing to do I got frustrated with the map and told Wooly don't care it all looks boring to me you plan the damn ride. Well he did and he did a good job of doing it also. Now do not get me wrong it was 70 miles on an interstate to get to the curves but hell that beats all day of boring stright roads. But when we finally got there I have to admit he did do a good job.
The ride finally started with fueling up and winding our way through what should have been a good stretch of sweeps but we got stuck behind a couple 3 wheelers who would have had to speed up 10 miles an hour to hit the posted safe speed. I remember thinking does a three wheeler not get the same thrill as to dip that bike and pick her back up in a curve. Guess not because they was going way to slow for me to get that little tickle in my soul I normally would get in a curve. But we finally made it to a half way straight a way and we blew by them to have our fun... And yes we finally got some fun, tickle my soul, dance with my bike, twisty, turning, banky fun. Now the weather did not matter that we could have got poured on any second. And the shinny orby thing was no where to be seen, I finally got some curves, some wind some Zen back into my life.
After our day of playing we stopped for dinner and to decuse the days events the things we have put off for this moment of Zen... My question is why can I not get payed to ride my motorcycle? Now that is a job I would love.
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