GoldOxide_imp
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Good point, and at least six months prior to Covid-19 too. :dodgy:Stichill_imp said:You guys let this thread fizzle? Shame!
Live to Ride...Ride to Eat
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Reheat it for us, Stichill.
Stichill
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GoldOxide_imp
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Awl, those look goooood. Yea-ah. Mmmm. Man.
Stichill
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Both were piping hot!
Charlie Bravo_imp
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This post is not helping me stay with my planned diet, which is realy just eat the the stuff I always do, only less of it.
Stichill
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tommymck
Been there
Great pics Stichill. Looks like a wonderful day.
the Ferret
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A ride to meet my wife for lunch at the Front Street Cafe' in New Richmond, Ohio
She had the Rubin
I had the Ham, Turkey and Bacon panini
She had the Rubin
I had the Ham, Turkey and Bacon panini
Stichill
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Awesome pics, ferret! So nice to eat alfresco. Now I'm hungry!
You two gentlemen have done very well. Deadly pictures.
Stichill
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:rofl:Cormanus_imp said:
Charlie Bravo_imp
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Beautiful country in both locals. SoCal has the best weather, but the landscape is mostly dry and scrubby, not lush and green. For that, you gotta head for the mountains for greenery and to smell the pines.
Stichill
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Too bad we can't just teleport to the good weather, wherever it can be found!Charlie Bravo_imp said:
Gone in 60
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I dunno, Charlie... if we get enough rain, the weeds on the hills above my house turn a lovely shade of green for about three weeks. My wife and I take a walk around the neighborhood and pretend we're in Europe or somewhere green.
Charlie Bravo_imp
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You have a point there, G'in60. Some rain in the winter makes desert flowers bloom like a Monet painting in the spring.Gone in 60_imp said:
Gone in 60
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We don't get Monet paintings... just green weeds for a few weeks.
I'm just glad we didn't get as much rain as we did a few years ago, when people were stopping on the freeway to gawk and take pictures of all of the poppies during the "Super Bloom".
I'm just glad we didn't get as much rain as we did a few years ago, when people were stopping on the freeway to gawk and take pictures of all of the poppies during the "Super Bloom".
emptysea
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Cheryl, last Tuesday: "I don't really care. Maybe Monroe?"
Last Wednesday: "Has that place we like in Monroe re-opened?"
Last Thursday: "I don't care too much where we go Sunday -- Does it take too long to get to Monroe?"
Being the attentive listener and keen observer that I am, I was able to glean from her rather vague comments that perhaps we should ride to Monroe, WI for our Sunday ride and, if possible, stop at Baumgartner's Cheese Store & Tavern for lunch. I plotted a 250 mile loop into my Scenic app, a pretty easy task since we've taken several rides to and near Monroe. We headed out at about 9:00am.
The weather was cloudy with temperatures in the 60s. There were periods of sun, but I was slightly under-dressed in my mesh Olympia jacket with only a t-shirt and a lightweight fishing shirt beneath. My heated grips, riding jeans, and wool socks kept my extremities warm and balanced out the airflow across my chest and abdomen. It was just a few degrees below "comfortably cool", but still warmer than "where's my heated jacket?" There's a long and very straight stretch of Wisconsin Hwy. 67 that is bordered mainly by large and flat farm fields. Long, usually hot and windy, with a splash of monotonous added to the mix make this one of my least favorite roads. The only advantage to being a little colder than I would prefer was that it made this the 67 leg feel just a bit shorter.
Our last ride together started cold and windy and ended hot and very windy. Bikes wobbling at stop signs...that windy. Aside from a bit cool, yesterday's ride was pretty perfect. Nice distance (about 250 miles), light traffic, and the best company a guy could ask for.
Got home a bit after 4:00. Cheryl was sacked out on the couch by 8:00, a sure sign of a great Sunday on the motorbikes.
Here's our route. You can click on the little dots to get some additional data. Trip: Monroe For Lunch
No lanyard cam this time. I keep forgetting to charge it.
Monroe, WI is the county seat of Green County. This historic courthouse was built in 1891. Green County Cheese Days is a bi-annual event held on the square surrounding the historic courthouse. There's a cow parade, music, beer, and of course, cheese. Next one is in September, 2022. Let me know if you're going to be in the area.
Cheryl and me enjoying al fresco dining at Baumgartner's. They just re-did their kitchen which allows them to provide grilled sandwiches now. If you go, and especially if you go and don't care for cheese, try their smoked bratwurst. Their house specialty is a Limburger cheese and onion sandwich on dark rye bread. I will try this, but not on a day that has a 125 mile motorcycle ride remaining in it.
Cheryl ordered this hard salami with brick cheese on rye with dark mustard. I had the same thing only grilled. We split the sandwiches and decided the grilled salami with melted cheese was the way to go.
Last Wednesday: "Has that place we like in Monroe re-opened?"
Last Thursday: "I don't care too much where we go Sunday -- Does it take too long to get to Monroe?"
Being the attentive listener and keen observer that I am, I was able to glean from her rather vague comments that perhaps we should ride to Monroe, WI for our Sunday ride and, if possible, stop at Baumgartner's Cheese Store & Tavern for lunch. I plotted a 250 mile loop into my Scenic app, a pretty easy task since we've taken several rides to and near Monroe. We headed out at about 9:00am.
The weather was cloudy with temperatures in the 60s. There were periods of sun, but I was slightly under-dressed in my mesh Olympia jacket with only a t-shirt and a lightweight fishing shirt beneath. My heated grips, riding jeans, and wool socks kept my extremities warm and balanced out the airflow across my chest and abdomen. It was just a few degrees below "comfortably cool", but still warmer than "where's my heated jacket?" There's a long and very straight stretch of Wisconsin Hwy. 67 that is bordered mainly by large and flat farm fields. Long, usually hot and windy, with a splash of monotonous added to the mix make this one of my least favorite roads. The only advantage to being a little colder than I would prefer was that it made this the 67 leg feel just a bit shorter.
Our last ride together started cold and windy and ended hot and very windy. Bikes wobbling at stop signs...that windy. Aside from a bit cool, yesterday's ride was pretty perfect. Nice distance (about 250 miles), light traffic, and the best company a guy could ask for.
Got home a bit after 4:00. Cheryl was sacked out on the couch by 8:00, a sure sign of a great Sunday on the motorbikes.
Here's our route. You can click on the little dots to get some additional data. Trip: Monroe For Lunch
No lanyard cam this time. I keep forgetting to charge it.
Monroe, WI is the county seat of Green County. This historic courthouse was built in 1891. Green County Cheese Days is a bi-annual event held on the square surrounding the historic courthouse. There's a cow parade, music, beer, and of course, cheese. Next one is in September, 2022. Let me know if you're going to be in the area.
Cheryl and me enjoying al fresco dining at Baumgartner's. They just re-did their kitchen which allows them to provide grilled sandwiches now. If you go, and especially if you go and don't care for cheese, try their smoked bratwurst. Their house specialty is a Limburger cheese and onion sandwich on dark rye bread. I will try this, but not on a day that has a 125 mile motorcycle ride remaining in it.
Cheryl ordered this hard salami with brick cheese on rye with dark mustard. I had the same thing only grilled. We split the sandwiches and decided the grilled salami with melted cheese was the way to go.
the Ferret
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Very very nice Sea. That is some brick of cheese on those sandwiches. My wife the crazy German lady eats a limburger cheese and onion on rye with an ice cold beer one day every summer. Has for years. One day. That's it. Has to be a real hot day. The rest of the year she's pretty normal. Except for the one day she eats liver and onions.
Hey there is bound to be a Walmart somewhere on your route. They sell sweat shirts lol. My brother did the same thing on our ride to Amish Country the other day. I told him mesh is for 80 and above. For 70 and above you can do mesh and a sweatshirt underneath. Below 70 wear solid textile or leather.
Hey there is bound to be a Walmart somewhere on your route. They sell sweat shirts lol. My brother did the same thing on our ride to Amish Country the other day. I told him mesh is for 80 and above. For 70 and above you can do mesh and a sweatshirt underneath. Below 70 wear solid textile or leather.
emptysea
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I had another layer in my bag...just was too lazy to stop to change into it. LOL Oh..and Cheryl was in her leather so no complaints from her...about the temperature at least.
