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RE: ARKansas - June 2015 - the Ferret - 04-17-2016
We are blessed to have such great story tellers on this board.
Good stuff MTC
RE: ARKansas - June 2015 - emptysea - 04-17-2016
(04-17-2016, 07:29 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: Excellent, MTC. What capacity is a 'growler' of beer?
You'll be provided this information with the next installment. And thanks, glad you're enjoying it. Ditto to The Ferret and clearviewx
ARKansas - June 2015 - Elipten_imp - 04-17-2016
Very much enjoying this ride report.
2014 CB1100 DLX
2013 CB1100 Std
1990 BMW K75 RT
RE: ARKansas - June 2015 - emptysea - 04-18-2016
Day 1: Chicago, IL to St. Charles, MO
Epilogue (or Day 2 Prologue?)
21:09
Interstate riding brings about its own special kind of fatigue. Distinctly different than riding on two-lane roads. I attribute the difference to monotony. Fortunately, our route planners had inserted a few wrinkles in our otherwise pressed-and-starched ride. From now on, though, we would be on the wrinkly roads for the most part and it was time to review Glen's plan for Day 2.
We had learned about a tropical storm, but it was still in the Gulf of Mexico and was of little consequence to us at this point. However, the waves of storms which were plaguing the Midwest that spring were of consequence this night and precipitation potential would factor greatly in our daily route planning for the remainder of our trip.
Weather apps would be open and their forecasts coordinated with all of our future route mapping.
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The beer flowed freely in the small but comfortable hospitality room at our motel. They had a high-top table on to which we could spread out our maps. I don't recall the exact types of beer, but both tasted great and both growlers were finished while reviewing the plan of action for Day 2 --64 ounces each or 3.8 Litres (Cormanus, do not expect the courtesy of other such conversions from here on out).
Optimists that we are, we decided to follow Glen's original route for the day and we laid our heads to rest that night hoping that the rain would move north and east overnight.
It did not.
RE: ARKansas - June 2015 - the Ferret - 04-18-2016
LOL that's a nasty looking cell on that phone
RE: ARKansas - June 2015 - redbirds_imp - 04-18-2016
Really enjoying the pics and story MTC. Well done.
ARKansas - June 2015 - Cormanus - 04-18-2016
Thank you, EmptySea. A growler is clearly not to be trifled with. No conversion is fine, but the US measure would help.
RE: ARKansas - June 2015 - emptysea - 04-18-2016
I'm working on a plan to mount a metal growler to each grab rail on my CB. Then I could carry water in them on the ride out someplace and some cold brew for when we are done riding for the day.
RE: ARKansas - June 2015 - Pterodactyl_imp - 04-18-2016
Great story and photos. Funnily enough "growlers" have recently made an appearance in a local liquor store near me.
Like the look of a CB loaded and ready to ride.
Cheers
RE: ARKansas - June 2015 - curlyjoe - 04-18-2016
Great ride report, MTC.
Keep it coming!