We rode as far as Anamosa, IA, and the National Motorcycle Museum. We arrived an hour and a half before the museum closes, and that is obviously not enough time to do justice to the 400 motorcycles that reside therein, so we called it an early day and we'll tour the museum tomorrow morning first thing before continuing west.
Sunday, August 25, 2013
A sad parting
We departed Geo and Annette's Greenbush Retreat after two days of
excellent hospitality that included a trout dinner with delicious
rhubarb pie, venison sausage for breakfast, and a guided tour of part of
the Kettle Moraine. Dan rode south for Evanston this morning, and John
and I headed west an hour later.
We rode as far as Anamosa, IA, and the National Motorcycle Museum. We arrived an hour and a half before the museum closes, and that is obviously not enough time to do justice to the 400 motorcycles that reside therein, so we called it an early day and we'll tour the museum tomorrow morning first thing before continuing west.
We rode as far as Anamosa, IA, and the National Motorcycle Museum. We arrived an hour and a half before the museum closes, and that is obviously not enough time to do justice to the 400 motorcycles that reside therein, so we called it an early day and we'll tour the museum tomorrow morning first thing before continuing west.
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