Our internet access has been REALLY SLOW, so I'm way behind on putting up photos. Now that I'm in fast-speed land, I'm going to dump a load on you, and hope that I'll be able to clean it up at home before I publish. Download time; it's a thang, I guess; and we are limited. I hope that this week, our HughesNet guy upgrades us, so we can do what we need from now on.
Here you go!
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| Jeffery took his 1912 Indian down to the Antique Motorcycle Club gathering in Chico. He's had fun being in this club. |
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| These two bikes were my favorites, besides Jeffery's of course. I wish I'd done better showing you the running gears and chain |
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| the Flying Merkel. Isn't it fab? |
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| the specs |
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| here's my other fave |
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| This is real! I can't stop being tickled about it. |
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| this bike was all tricked out with foo-feraws and gimcracks |
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| Jeffery is going to start his Indian by peddling madly. It would go "spoot" and "pow" and try to keep running, but not quite succeed. |
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| the crowd really wanted Jeffery to be able to keep the Indian running. |
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| After I left Jeffery with his biker chums, I headed to my own party-group, which I look forward to each year. |
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| I love the colors! I love the outfits. I love seeing it all! |
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| On Jeffery's actual birthday, we had a potluck for him |
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| Jeffery, Oakley, and the King Cake. |
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| Okay, now we're getting caught up. This is Susanville Ranch Park, the day after Jeffery and I did the Bizz Johnson Trail. This trail was much rougher riding, cross-country type biking, and we had a blast in the little valleys and along the creek, and in the meadows. |
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| The trail begins |
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| There goes Jeffery, and this shows one of the riding surfaces we rode over. |
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| the beaver pond, where we rested a mo' |
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| one of the many bridges we crossed. A few were terrifyingly narrow |
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| this entire little vale was filled with wild roses. |
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| shot of the local HunkaJunk shop in Susanville. |
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| Main St. Susanville. The Pioneer Cafe houses the Lassen Brew Pub where we dined. |
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| leaving Susanville, heading south for home via Janesville, which I've never seen |
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| Thompson Peak from 395 |
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| we went over Janesville Grade to get to Antelope Lake for a respite and a snack |
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| Jeffery's first dip of the year; not before Memorial Day, I tease |
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| Love this photo; he reminds me of those snow monkeys in Japan in the hot springs pools. No? |
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| pollen shapes form and change along the shoreline |
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| art shot of pollen on water. |
There we go. I will try to get more caught up soon, but at least I caught up to where I was before. Giggle. Thanks for looking in!
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