Girlie Motorcycle & Road Trip Blog
Full tank. Wandering heart.
Photographs from Badlands National Park in South Dakota. In May of 2005, Kenny and I rode from New York with the intention of visiting Mount Rushmore. One of the stops that we simply had to make was to visit Badland National Park. Kenny was piloting his 3 week old Triumph Speed Triple and I rode out on my old 98
While out west, we stumbled upon a stretch of road called the King Range National Conservation Area also known as ‘The Lost Coast’. Before leaving for California, I had never even heard of it. I discovered the Lost Coast, reading a small local paper during our trip.
In July of 2009 Kenny and Fuzzy set of to take part in the annual Ramapo 500 road tour.
While doing the 2009 Ramapo 500 we happened to pass by a Mail Pouch Tobacco sign painted on the side of the Layton Country Store near Dingman’s Ferry.
Visiting memory lane, reminiscing about a 2005 motorcycle trip to Devils Tower National Monument in Wyoming.
Thoughts and photos from visting Kentucky’s Natural Bridge State Park – May 2009
Thoughts and photos from visiting Kentucky’s Nada Tunnel in May of 2009.
Thoughts and photos from an early morning ride through the Daniel Boone National Forest near Morehead, Kentucky.
Coming soon. Words and photos from a recent group ride to Kentucky in May of 2009.
Sequoia National Park in June of 2008 was the first time that I’d ever laid eyes on what it really means to see a big tree. They’re so huge that it’s quite difficult to capture them in pictures because you can’t actually get the whole tree into the frame and then on top of that you don’t have much to compare to size-wise if you do.
Found in Redding, California the Sundial Bridge is a pedestrian footbridge built by Santiago Calatrava. Seeing this was one of the daliances that I had when we were riding in California. You wouldn’t think that riding would help to feed my love of art and architecture, but so far its been a nice way to get out and see things 🙂
On the way up to Vermont this weekend, we stopped off to visit the Tin Man of Goshen, Massachusetts and to check out the Three Sisters Garden right next door.
Photo taken by Duc748 – May 2008 outside of Staunton, Virginia.The Confederate Breastworks
Fuzzygalore and Crudmop write their names in the snowbank along the roadway at Crater Lake, Oregon in June 2008.
Photograph of fuzzygalore looking up at Paul Bunyan’s boot at the Trees of Mystery in Klamath California.
Maine’s oldest working lighthouse, the Portland Head Light was a a pitstop on our recent trip back home to New York from Maine.
Saturday was a gorgeous day for us to head out on to the jetty to visit the Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse. It was actually open that day and for $2 you could head on...
Tonight I said to Kenny, ‘When do we leave for California?’ I swear, it already seems like it was 5 years ago that we were there and I haven’t even been home for a...
Kenny and I head to California for an 8 day, 3000 mile trip riding in all over California and Oregon – visiting San Francisco, Sequoia NP, Yosemite NP, Redwood NP, Crater Lake NP and everything in between
