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The closest I get to the Diefenbunker on my bike is the Upper Dwyer Hill Road on my way to Pakenham and the back roads to White Lake and Burnstown.

Penny and I do like to go to the nearby Carp Fair in the Autumn. The teams of the monstrous draft horses thundering around the rodeo ring is almost scary if you stand by the fence.

(12-07-2019, 07:27 AM)Nortoon_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The closest I get to the Diefenbunker on my bike is the Upper Dwyer Hill Road on my way to Pakenham and the back roads to White Lake and Burnstown.

Penny and I do like to go to the nearby Carp Fair in the Autumn. The teams of the monstrous draft horses thundering around the rodeo ring is almost scary if you stand by the fence.

I'd say that is pretty close. Nice country out there. Some meaningful tornadoes too.

Time to steer this thread back to its intended purpose. Back in Post 1954, Gone in 60 set the December photo challenge as “ So, how 'bout a picture of your bike in it's lair or storage area with a pet or animal that isn't a cat.“ now that is tough challenge for us people with no pets like dogs, snakes, goldfish, hogs, toads, armadillos, kangaroos, etc.
So far, it appears that only KiowaEagle took up the challenge with a picture of his blood thirsty attack dog “Loca Mocha” next to CB in his nice Carriage House.
It is probably a good thing that my “indoor” cats do not qualify for this photo challenge because my shirt could be torn to threads if I tried to carry them out to my garage. So what can I do to participate in this photo challenge with the parameters set? Yes, a picture of my “pet rock” with my hibernating CB:

...all I see is chain...how we know, you are not hiding a 50cc moped under this blanket...and mammal has to be alive...put a fly on top of that stone to qualify

it's "the ghost bike" !! ..

One of these days that rock is going to fall on your toe and then it will be your “”blood thirsty attack pet rock”.

Good one, suhawk! I definitely see factory mirrors draped, and looks like oem rack. You should really turn your pet around, though, so we can see it's face!

Ben

Nice rock suhawk. Just about time to breakout that xmas tree, eh?

Ben70 is right. It is my CB1100 under the blanket. The boxes next to the CB have the side panel, muffler and O2 sensor stored in them. The header pipes are at Jet-Hot for coating. GO, the Christmas tree is up! And KE, my pet rock does not give me any problems!

lol - great status update suhawk.

Have we seen your Jet-Hot headers? Can't wait to see those.