RapidSpyder
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In all seriousness though, my prayer is for everyone to get through this with as little hardship as possible and that the whole thing would pass through quickly. Hope to see many of you in Deadwood this summer.
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Deanna777
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I have a trace of snow on my lawn now.
I am done for the snowmobile season until next season.
In 2 weeks the spyder comes out of hibernation! :yes: and much needed wind therapy starts when I can.
Stay healthy, and safe everyone and wash/sanitize hands!
Deanna
grumpyoldretiredcop
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This morning, just south of Carson City, there were several inches of accumulated snow on the ground. This afternoon, it was almost all gone. This evening, it snowed again. If it melts off by tomorrow afternoon, I'm disconnecting the F3 from life support and going for a ride no matter how cold it is.
RapidSpyder
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There ya go, social distancing and wind therapy at the same time.
Mikey
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did some wind therapy today
my usual coffee stop is normally so crowded that you need to park around the back
not today
russ
You are lucky they were open!!:cheers:
ARtraveler
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did some wind therapy today
my usual coffee stop is normally so crowded that you need to park around the back
not today
russ
We went for a ride the other day. The picture looks exactly like what we encountered. We usually stop at the Ozark Cafe in Jasper AR. It is on Main Street. There were two bikes and one car in front of the cafe. No cars on the other side of the street at all--which is City Hall. It was an eerie sight indeed to see Main Street mostly deserted. :bowdown:
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Revalden
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Well, if you put a lot of beer and ice in the frunk you'd have to be using air shocks to keep the nose off the ground.
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