It’s a nice trenchcoat.

I found that jacket at a Cycle Gear store in/near Baltimore. Pretty sure this is it. 🙂

That trench will be my reward when I get rid of the rest of the weight I gained post foot surgery.

Not sure where she got it. I’ll ask her to respond directly. I do know that she’s coveted a Corazzo riding trenchcoat in black.

The scenery in central Pennsylvania is great and the opportunities to turn off the main road are endless.

Bullet holes appear north of Interstate 80. The south is more gentle with signs…

Weird. I deleted the other two.

It is nice to have a family riding partner. If I could get Kim on a scooter and as obsessed as I am, we would probably already ridden to Alaska!

Definitely. I’ll have to see if she wants to take some longer trips. Maybe a camping trip.

Pulpit Rocks demands more exploration.

Two books are on my list of things to do — one as you describe, and a second a work of riding fiction. Who knows when or if I’ll get to those projects.

Aleta is the scooter rider, my step-daughter, and two years younger than Hannah. Hannah would rather run than ride. And both live nearby. That’s nice.

Our dogs have long hair and take time to dry. Luckily they don’t smell too bad wet though that is somewhat dependent on the water they’ve been in.

Our roads — simply fantastic for riding — scooters, motorcycles, bicycles. Few straight lines, more like paved cow paths, they wander around over hill and dale. A great place for riding adventure.