Home early

[PrairieSpyder]

I couldn't stand waiting out the rain another day, so I decided to go home today. I expected I'd ride out of the rain within about 100 miles, but it took a bit more. I didn't have on enough layers, because I thought it was going to get better soon. So I finally stopped and added the quilted lining to my coat. Then about 100 miles on, I added my sweatshirt. Just west of Topeka the overcast finally broke up and when I got to my town, there were no clouds in the sky at all. And by the time I got to my house, all those layers were way too much!:yikes:

I'm glad I am home, but sorry I missed so much of the 'fest due to the rain and repairs at Pitbull. But I plan on being there next year, and I know better now how to pack. :dg2:

 

[SPYD1]

I'm glad ur way home was uneventful except for the rain. Home is always nice.

 

[Chupaca]

Good to hear..!!

Sorry it kind of washed out. Glad your back safe and sound and no worse for the wear...planning on going next year as well hope the weather fairs better...!! :thumbup:

 

[KCPete]

Glad we got the chance to meet, and glad you're home safe and sound. Let's stay in touch and get together for some rydes! All the best, Pete & Janet

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[thehawk]

glad you're home safe and sound. sorry I didn't meet you. was raised out north of salina and went to school at ksu. used to go thru jc all the time. maybe next year.

thehawk

 

[Kungfuspyder]

Good to hear

It was a pleasure meeting you and riding around, too bad the weather was WET, hope to meet you again at another event take care.

 

[rcdurango]

enjoyed meeting you also

Judy and I enjoyed meeting you and our stay at the KOA. Thursday night we built a campfire and roasted hot dogs. It was a great time!
But when the rain set in that night and for the rest of the weekend we decided to go back to Indiana. Really missed a lot of the events
we where so looking forward to and was going to be so much fun, Len's pie run, wedding and so much more. Anyway, glad you made it
back to Kansas safe! Maybe next year we can do it again without the rain.