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Fri. 11-25 Haulin's ride to yonder hills

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Fri. 11-25 Haulin's ride to yonder hills

Unread postby Bob » Fri Nov 25, 2016 8:16 pm

COFSTA forum member and certified hooligan Haulin Ashe led a whole sh*t-load of us on a fun ride today!! Jeff met Beachy and I just north of Gice-tonia (or a few miles east of Chur-vul) and we rode backroads including Old 18 to Morganton where a whole bunch of people showed up. Lessee--there was Brick, Greg, Clyde, and Lee so we had 7 all total. B2B---4 of us went the GMRS route while Brick and Clyde paired up with Bluetooth, and Beachy rode along in blissful silence. This seemed to work pretty well, we always knew who was where. We did Lake James, 226A, Roan Mtn, Hughes Gap, and NC80, but were foiled by the fire on the east side on the mtns on 80--it was closed at the top of the mtn. Pretty smokey looking down in the valley. I took a few pics-->> (anybody else wanna chime in here?)

Does anyone notice something "different" about Brick's new FJ-09? <grin> (hint--look at the front end)
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Re: Fri. 11-25 Haulin's ride to yonder hills

Unread postby Brick » Fri Nov 25, 2016 10:23 pm

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The weather was amazing today!!! I saw a high of 73 degrees!


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Re: Fri. 11-25 Haulin's ride to yonder hills

Unread postby LeeDavis » Sat Nov 26, 2016 8:08 am

Poser! <poke>

Super fun ride that just happened to get what is probably the last warm day of the season.
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Re: Fri. 11-25 Haulin's ride to yonder hills

Unread postby beachy » Sat Nov 26, 2016 6:54 pm

Thanks Jeff had a fun time, big group but all worked well. Jerry (old gun) only casualty only made it to roo battery died assured us he would make it to a ride soon.
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Re: Fri. 11-25 Haulin's ride to yonder hills

Unread postby HaulinAshe » Sun Nov 27, 2016 10:37 pm

It was great to ride with the clan. I try to do a similar, if not identical ride the day after Christmas each year. Even if the weather is COLD and snow on the ground, as long as the roads are clear it's a tradition I cherish. The chimney smoke and snowcapped streams alongside the run up/down Roan Mtn. make for a picturesque postcard ride.
Friday's ride was incredible weather and I do so VERY MUCH appreciate everyone showing up.
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Re: Fri. 11-25 Haulin's ride to yonder hills

Unread postby Bob » Tue Nov 29, 2016 11:48 am

I try to do a similar, if not identical ride the day after Christmas each year.

If I am back from my X-mas trip, I will be in.
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Re: Fri. 11-25 Haulin's ride to yonder hills

Unread postby 007 » Fri Dec 09, 2016 8:52 am

LeeDavis wrote:Poser! <poke>

Super fun ride that just happened to get what is probably the last warm day of the season.


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