Dogs and Guzzi owners staying out of the rain.
Jim's home | Motorcycle home | PNW loop home
Big thanks to Frank for organizing this, and everyone that worked the kitchen. Great food! For those who attended the rally who read this, please forgive me if I forget your names. I'll remember them after a few more rallys.
Dogs and Guzzi owners staying out of the rain.
Vicki, Mary and Laura in the kitchen area. Water kept accumulating in the rain cover and had to be pushed up and out, making cascades of water.
Steven (wearing red) explaining how his v85 is superior to other bikes.
I've never met a dog that wanted fetch a stick as badly as this one. I was warned not to throw a stick for him, or he'd never leave me alone. I couldn't resist though.
Bikes in the pavillion.
Pork tenderloins on the grill, cooked perfectly.
Ambrosia variety of corn here.
Frank on the left. My friend John next to him turning the ham on the grill.
John and I did a longer loop the next day than most people wanted to (250 miles), so it was just he and I together that day. He was leaving the next morning, so I planned a loop that would include lots of fun roads and interesting scenery. Here's John with his V7 Racer. People are drawn to that chrome gas tank.
Me with my Norge. Took the side bags off for the day ride.
John on Rte. 395 in the Ukiah-Dale corridor.
Someone's very large Pug came up to me when I was sitting in a chair, got up on his back feet and made motions to get up in my lap. I helped him up and he fell asleep. Pugs snore as best I can tell.
Drinks around the propane fire pit.