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snousleJoined the Valley Knights this weekend for a run to Tim+Ed's place near Lincoln. The weather was very agreeable - foggy and cool, an unusual thing this late in the year. While the rest of the country dries up and burns we seem to be enjoying a mild, green summer with lots of water.
We went on a ride to Georgetown where, unbeknownst to us, there was a classic car show. I spent a little time pretending to take pictures of classic cars, while kicking myself for not bringing the Nikon. There was lots of eye candy but I only got a few good cell phone shots.
Have to say, though, that none of them were as hot as Tim, who is the hottest biker daddy on the planet:
Looks real good from the other side, too.
He rides an old hardtail with a tractor seat so I always try to get behind him when we're on the road, it's quite the view. ;-)
Gerard is the master at improvising new pissing games. Though this one wasn't a game as such, more of an installation piece:
It was all more impressive in action than you might think. I was struck by the ever-changing shades of yellow as different campers made their own contributions to the effort.
More photos here: http://home.comcast.net/~vkmc/site/?/photos/
We went on a ride to Georgetown where, unbeknownst to us, there was a classic car show. I spent a little time pretending to take pictures of classic cars, while kicking myself for not bringing the Nikon. There was lots of eye candy but I only got a few good cell phone shots.
Have to say, though, that none of them were as hot as Tim, who is the hottest biker daddy on the planet:
Looks real good from the other side, too.
He rides an old hardtail with a tractor seat so I always try to get behind him when we're on the road, it's quite the view. ;-)
Gerard is the master at improvising new pissing games. Though this one wasn't a game as such, more of an installation piece:
It was all more impressive in action than you might think. I was struck by the ever-changing shades of yellow as different campers made their own contributions to the effort.
More photos here: http://home.comcast.net/~vkmc/site/?/photos/
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