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Day trips, week trips, here, there and everywhere. Posts from our travels. More
In October of 2012, I bought myself a Ural Patrol sidecar rig. These are my adventures in learning the ways of this funky machine. More
Ride, take pictures, earn points. Piece o' cake! Posts about the rally... More
Officer: “Yo. We got reports of sexy bitches tearin’ shit up in here. That you?”
Me: “Seriously? Who ELSE could it be?”
Officer: “Word.”
Me: “That it?”
Officer: “Yeah.”
Me: “Peace out, playa.”
I’m paraphrasing.
Thankfully he didn’t want to see my license. Remember what happened the last time I got stopped by the cops? Eesh.
My awesome KTM-loving friend Chip snapped a pic of me in my Wonder Woman t-shirt this past weekend at the 2-day Berkshire Big Adventure ride. Thanks, Chip!
I was tickled pink to find out that it would fit over my pressure suit. Between the already huge, distracting knockers, the plastic boob-guards and a back protector, I’ve got a lot going on in the rack department.
This particular shirt actually has a cape that velcros on to the shoulders. I thought maybe the cape would be a little too much for this ride. You know, because I didn’t want to look silly. 
While we are on the road, my habit of waking up at 0′dark-thirty doesn’t take a vacation. Instead it is during those quiet hours when I am the only one who is awake that I spend time figuring out where the heck we’ll be going for the day. I think it’s a pretty nice service. I hope Kenny knows how lucky he is
While I usually don’t leave the house with a hard route or plan in place, I do keep a list of possible ideas.
This was a typical scene during our trip through the south:
By the light of the bathroom I looked through my maps, brochures and scraps of paper I’d stuffed in my map baggie. I also checked the computer for possible pit stops like parks, attractions, giant fiberglass people – and would then then jot down a list of roads for the day.
This process has served me well over the years.
When you head out on a trip do you leave armed with a set plan or do you travel more loosely and figure it out as you go?
