Great rides as always, Great friends as always, Great Hog Gumbo, Great Beer (Miller that is), and a Light Show Friday was unsurpassable by almost any I have seen! Thanks for everybody's hard work to make this all possible and and can't wait till next year but I personally, I think the wind, rain, and Wonderful Light show y'all put on was a little much, so, next year I hope the enterainment committee might consider some other form of Friday nite fun and games!! Oh by the way I made it home about 6:45 Sunday, good to be home but sorry it's over!
I got home around 4:30 PM Sunday. DUSTY!!! I was the one you talked to TWICE!!!! LOL
Kim and I had a a lot of fun. We almost put a whole 200 miles on the bike. It was all quality miles. Thanks to everyone that participated in making it all happen. All 3 or 4 of my friends were there. I think I even talked to them once, I may have spoken to one of them twice. My trip home finally ended about 6 last night after leaving the park about 9:30 am. We stopped at the Denny's in Fredericksburg for breakfast. We couldn't get seated. We couldn't get them to even acknowledge that we were there. So we left and ate in Comfort. Got to Kim's house in Boerne and hooked the travel trailer up to her truck and the bike back up to mine. I changed hitches so my bike would sit level. I left her house right at noon, turned onto 1376 and gas choked the truck. As I went across a little bridge I hit a bump. Looked in my mirror to see my trailer and bike not keeping up. I freaked. The trailer slid about 150 feet on the hitch ( yes, the hitch) and off the road into the dirt on my side of the road. After I backed up to the trailer, I walked to the back to see my hitch pin still locked in place. That's right, I missed the hole with the pin. How I drove a mile before it came out, I will never know. Where were my chains you ask? Well, with the new hitch, my chains were too short, so before I had even left my house, I had gotten chain out of my shop to extend them. That was the last time I thought about them until I hooked up at Kims. So, the next time you think you have hit the hole, you may want to try and pull out to make sure you were really in. I did make it home but not without sitting in Houston traffic for an hour. I-10 East was down to a single lane starting at about the 45 exit. I've got to find another route to the Hill Country even if it's slower roads.
