The Trifecta Of B's: Bikes, Beer, And Bow-wows

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  1. joe mc donald

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    Knew you could make our day worth while with that terrific story. You really are my forever hero.
    Joe;):cool:
     
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  2. ColoradoManny

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    A tent in AZ might be less than ideal in the summer. At least get a van so you're above the rattlesnakes. ;)

    We have lots of microbreweries in the Denver/Boulder area, and it seems that all of them come with patios and are dog friendly. But I have yet to see a moto themed one here. That one looks fun. Maybe opening something like that in Moab will be my retirement plan. :D
     
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  3. Sandi T

    Sandi T It's ride o'clock somewhere!
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    Thanks for your kind words, Joe. :):heart: You're welcome to come join us at MotoSonora any time! :grinning: And we'll set up the tent in the backyard. ;)
     
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  4. Sandi T

    Sandi T It's ride o'clock somewhere!
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    You are absolutely correct about a tent in AZ in the summer, @ColoradoManny. And "less than ideal" is a nice way to phrase it. ;) Yes, I've heard there are tons of microbreweries in the Denver/Boulder area--Colorado in general. It's nice that so many more places are dog friendly, too. I think your Moab retirement plan sounds terrific and Mr. Sandi and I will be sure to swing by on our motorcycles when you have it up and running! :cool::)
     
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  5. joe mc donald

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    Thanks for that warning. Nearly got killed by a simple adder here in the UK they said it was because i had no immunity at all against the simplest little bite.
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  6. ColoradoManny

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    "Simple adder" - is that an oxymoron like "military intelligence" and "social distance"? Anything with poison feels at least moderately complex to me....
     
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  7. joe mc donald

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    I will have to think this one over for a while. ColradoManny has just scared the bejesus out of me. Back to the planning board. And Sandi T I meant every word you really are a gem.
    Your Friend Joe. :);):kissing:
     
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  8. joe mc donald

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    No it's a harmless snake here in the UK that gives most people a little rash. But as I came from Ireland and we don't have snakes I had no resistance at all and went into a coma. They recon I must have sat on it to get bit. But it could only happen to me. Now I am even scared of slowworms.
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  9. ColoradoManny

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    Ah. There must be a joke in there about an adder ass nibble, but I'm failing to come up with it... :)

    /threadjack - back to your regularly scheduled bikes and beers
     
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  10. Sandi T

    Sandi T It's ride o'clock somewhere!
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    Wow, Joe, what a bummer on the coma from the adder! :eek::( I can't imagine living someplace with no snakes. That said, even here in the Sonoran Desert, we just don't see that many snakes in the course of a year. Not none, but few. And we sorta know where to look for them and when. What are slowworms??
     
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  11. joe mc donald

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    Remember what you said earlier about the bacon butties. Well this is not as bad. Best i can do is they are a very long worm or miniature snake that can go as fast as my bike very harmless. Perhaps someone can help me out with a better explanation.
    Joe.
     
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  12. learningtofly

    learningtofly He’s not the Messiah, he’s a very naughty boy!
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    Thanks, @Sandi T. Another great write-up.
     
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  13. Octoberon

    Octoberon Crème de la Crème

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    I was just going to suggest that it would be good to have a forum to encourage everyone to post their touring stories and pictures. Then I realised there already is one! Resolution for next year - post more stuff in there.
     
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  14. steve lovatt

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    This was the reality this morning though @sandi - very damp and grey and only 3 degrees C (37 F to you)!

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  15. Sandi T

    Sandi T It's ride o'clock somewhere!
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    Yikes! Not my kind of riding weather, @steve lovatt. In fact, not my kind of weather at all. Let me know if Mr. Sandi and I can shepherd you around southern Arizona on the bikes this winter under blue skies and on dry roads. I do think our overnight low temperature tonight, however, is predicted to be mid-30ºs F. Mr. Sandi wrapped our outdoor water pipes just in case. I rode this afternoon for an hour and it was a very pleasant 62º F and sunny. :cool::sun:
     
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