Time flies when you’re having fun Richard. Worn pedals, like worn shoes, indicate a history of action!

I think I had my 1953 Raleigh restored because I remember the joy of riding that bicycle helped lift to new highs. It has stayed with me in the 69 years since. The Raleigh’s worn pedal blocks are evidence of the many miles I covered in western Pennsylvania

I need to spend more time with Jefferson Airplane. Their version of Wooden Ships is more emotional than the CSN version. Both are beautiful. Each touches a different place for me. Your comment had me wondering who wrote the song. A little research showed that Crosby, Stills, and Kantner did while on Crosby’s boat “Mayan.” The whole story was interesting.

I’ve been riding more than you Mike, but still not with the easy abandon that I can in slightly warmer weather. The 10 day forecast here indicates I still won’t see any of that slightly warmer weather I would like.

Jefferson Airplane did a pretty good job on Wooden Ships, I still really like the Volunteers album. I have not ridden a scooter in over 2 months! Ouch!

Now that you and your wife are full time wanderers you no longer need worry about extending a trip!

I couldn’t wait Jim. Man there was a lot of salt and mush out still.

Kim’s wise to my tricks.

I suspect if you had a two-car garage you would have more motorcycles!

I messaged you earlier that I wasn’t going to ride. And then suddenly I decided to take a short spin around the neighborhood. It’s still kind of messy on the road.

Sometimes I think every rider has a go-to ride for a little escape. Sounds as if the rural cheese factory might be yours. I have several of my own to choose from. I just need slightly warmer weather.