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A Day With Lamont

BajaRon

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I spent this last Friday with Lamont. I know he means a lot to all of us. I am reporting here for all who care about him.

It was a very good day. He drove me around in his race ready Mustang GT. It was the royal treatment and he went way beyond anything that I might have expected. First, we went to see Jesus at Christ of the Ozarks. It was quite impressive. I hope to go back someday when I have more time.

Then we drove to the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. It was begun as a hotel/restaurant. But has been various other things since then. Lamont said the pizza was the best, and it turned out he was right! We had their version of Meat Lovers. He made me eat 3 pieces!

Built in 1886, it cost nearly $300,000 at the time, which would be $103,396,595 today. Somebody had some very deep pockets!

Thank you, Lamont, for a day I will not forget. We are all praying that you will get better, my friend.

Ron (bajaron)
 
I spent this last Friday with Lamont. I know he means a lot to all of us. I am reporting here for all who care about him.

It was a very good day. He drove me around in his race ready Mustang GT. It was the royal treatment and he went way beyond anything that I might have expected. First, we went to see Jesus at Christ of the Ozarks. It was quite impressive. I hope to go back someday when I have more time.

Then we drove to the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. It was begun as a hotel/restaurant. But has been various other things since then. Lamont said the pizza was the best, and it turned out he was right! We had their version of Meat Lovers. He made me eat 3 pieces!

Built in 1886, it cost nearly $300.000.00 at the time. Which would be $103,396,595.00 today. Somebody had some very deep pockets!
Thank you, Lamont, for a day I will not forget. We are all praying that you will get better, my friend.

Ron (bajaron)
I just now saw this. Thanks again for riding all the way out to the shop just to see me. We've been friends since 1980 when I first met you and built a log splitter for you. That was the start of Noah's Arc Welding. You were a big part of that.
We have a million stories we could share. If you recall I was the risk taker. You had to make sure I liked the bike before you bought one.
I bought a Valkyrie then you bought a Valkyrie. I bought a M109R then you bought a M109R. I bought a Spyder GS then you bought a Spyder GS. We've put thousands of miles on all these bikes together. Looking at some of the old pics I have jogged my memory. What a wild ride it has been Bro. Glad to got to visit be before I go home. Your effort was noted. Love you

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There is nothing in this world that I would even think of trading for our memories.

Watching you almost get run over when you ran that red light on the freeway overpass with on your Honda Valkyrie really scared me. There wasn't a thing I could do about it.

It was 2 controlled intersections very close together. The first being an off ramp at the end of the overpass. The 2nd being the surface street with the hotel we were going to stay at maybe 100' or so past the off ramp. I know you were looking at the green light on that 2nd intersection and you didn't see the red light for the off ramp.

That was a long ride and I think we were in Zombie mode. How you managed to dodge all that cross traffic, Brake, slide sideways, then accelerate into that tiny gap between vehicles. If I'd have been able to video that people would say it was AI for sure. No one would believe it was real. And ll I could do was sit helplessly and watch.
(Corrections made as my first recollection was all wrong! Your memory is better than mine!)

That was an amazing log splitter. We both learned a lot with that project. We won't talk about the VW Baja-Bug fiasco ...

I get grief about the turkey on the kitchen counter being photoshopped every time someone sees it. But we know it was all real. And it really doesn't matter if no one else believes us. We were there. We lived it. They can't take that away from us.

I'm praying that you stick around. But that may be a selfish wish.
 
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I spent this last Friday with Lamont. I know he means a lot to all of us. I am reporting here for all who care about him.

It was a very good day. He drove me around in his race ready Mustang GT. It was the royal treatment and he went way beyond anything that I might have expected. First, we went to see Jesus at Christ of the Ozarks. It was quite impressive. I hope to go back someday when I have more time.

Then we drove to the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. It was begun as a hotel/restaurant. But has been various other things since then. Lamont said the pizza was the best, and it turned out he was right! We had their version of Meat Lovers. He made me eat 3 pieces!

Built in 1886, it cost nearly $300,000 at the time, which would be $103,396,595 today. Somebody had some very deep pockets!

Thank you, Lamont, for a day I will not forget. We are all praying that you will get better, my friend.

Ron (bajaron)
It was very good pizza
 

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