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I haven't been online in a while - but it really makes me smile to see this picture featured and see the comments.   That very same bike is still on my driveway,  and I keep putting more miles on her.   It's been a while since I've done a proper ride report - I guess I'm overdue? 

Even though most of the highways and bridges have been repaired there are plenty of signs left behind from the flood - new stone lined dry creek beds, replaced sections of roads and bridges, and landscape changes wrought by nature. Still lots of areas where flood damage is a raw wound on the landscape.

Super to see you back on your feet!

Thanks Wrestler - glad you like the images!

Thanks Wrestler!

I just posted up the Ride Report that goes the picture for a little more context. Motormike - you should come ride this area! I have already proven that it is well within the range of a VFR (assuming of course you live in North America...)

Wow - I'm flattered to be the first pic sans bike. I really should post up a bit of a ride report to go with it.

Hondalover - this is actually in Alberta on the Bow Valley Parkway between Banff and Lake Louise, not BC.

It's always cool to log in and see one of your shots featured.

I took this photo during my Six Weeks, a Tent and a VFR trip this past summer at Four Corners after I had met up with the BBB group. It's Aussie's wife Mudderduc's VFR being ridden by Wheatie. (Of course it was tagged "NFR" on the windshield by Cruz...

Ah yes, Kansas.... Lee2002 was kind enough to show me the best roads in Kansas. And I brought some of that dust home as a souvenir.

The full story of the ride this photo is from can be found here: Canadian Caper Ride Report