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ShayneJack

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  1. I was on my first bike, a 81 Yamaha Seca 650, and it had just poured for about an hour straight. Sun comes out, helmet goes on, off I go. As I get to the local 'hang-out' I kinda squint, I know the driveway is here somewhere... under 6 inches of running water... I'm pretty sure it's right here... gurgle gurgle splash splash hiss hiss. kind of a funny noise the exhaust makes when completely submerged under water. First thought was to look up, see if anyone saw me. I had tried to go into the 'driveway' at a 45 degree angle, only to have my front tire slide across the curb and drop me down. FULLY SOAKED. Next best thing, I pick up the bike, move it up to the sidewalk, and start walking over to my 'friends', who seem to spread out into thin air... So, alone and SOAKED, I decided to grab a quick smoke and head home. Then I reach for my pocket and pull out a SOAKED cigarette... and with 80 laughing eyes, tried really hard to light it with my FULLY SOAKED lighter...
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  3. From the album: Random Rides

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  4. From the album: Random Rides

    About midway through our Big Pines Hwy run, we stopped by Mile High Cafe, after reading about the "rave" reviews from previous posts. yikes. $22.95 for a bowl of soup? better have shark fins in it! or at least baby seal meat! Chance for a photo op, but still we mush on looking for nurishment...

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  5. From the album: Random Rides

    stopped for a break at the Ranger Station, nice sunny day temps in the low to mid 70's, no sign of law enforcement anywhere...

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    wow

    Wow indeed! It's amazing to see an Aspen tree in the middle of a meadow surrounded by birch... Almost as if someone had transplanted it there...
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    only dry patch of road I found for 10 miles... temperature at 28 degrees... elevation 7,000 ft...
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