| MEC Waderer 2 - Tent review | Rate Topic |
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| Posted: Mon Jun 1st, 2009 03:19 am | 21st Post |
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nobbie wrote: I have also found that if you are travelling alone and camp you meet a lot of people. Less so when you are in a group. You have got that right, nobbie!  I make a lot of new 'friends' and am engaged in some pretty interesting conversations from all sorts of people wherever I camp, when I'm riding.  It's one of the best aspects about camping while touring solo. 
____________________ Ken - 1992 GL1500 Aspencade - Dorksider # 2 6th Officer/Road Captain - CMC, 034 Cannington Chapter Find your Path and share the Journey! "It's never too early to plan and never too late to go!" - Dusty Boots Hmm ..... wonder where that stretch of blacktop leads to ...... What has Dusty been up to Prevent/Repair those cracked 1500 trunk lids by installing a set of Rudy's Lid Reinforcement Panels to the underside of your trunk lid. |
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| Posted: Mon Jun 1st, 2009 04:28 am | 22nd Post |
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Dusty I take my hat off to you all that camp.. I'll bet it's alot more fun.. Over priced motels that's for sure.. But with these old bones, some take a lot longer to wake up then others and when it's time to go you just can't wait..........
____________________ Back to riding after a 30 yr lay off.. Started with a 86 Magna 750 on to a 02 Shadow 1100,99 Magna 750,91 ST1100, finaly a 93 Wing.. and now an 06 1800 Loven Life... |
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