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Motorcycles
If I was younger there are some things I would like to do. I did it once in my life, that is throw away all the trappings of civilization, and get on a motorcycle and just ride. My parents used to worry because I wo Hi
uld get on my motorcycle and they wouldn't see or hear from me for weeks on end. In my early years I spend a lot of time in hospitals. And the few times I was out of the hospital I would take off on my motorcycle. I had a devil may care attitude because what I was suffering from had a high probability of ending my life. My first journey by motorcycle took me to Yuma. From there I rode to Quartzsite and from there to Prescott then over to Jerome, then Sedona, then Flagstaff, then Page, Jacob's Lake, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Hurricane, Mesquite Arizona, Las Vegas, Boulder City, Boulder Dam, Searchlight, Vidal Junction, Rice, 29 Palms, Palm Springs, then home.
You can see from that list I did travel. I would camp and cook my own meals. I would repair flat tires, and watch fabulous sunrises and sunsets. I was one with the road.
I have logged over 250,000 miles on motorcycles. I ride through most of the Western United States. I visited most all the national parks and monuments.
uld get on my motorcycle and they wouldn't see or hear from me for weeks on end. In my early years I spend a lot of time in hospitals. And the few times I was out of the hospital I would take off on my motorcycle. I had a devil may care attitude because what I was suffering from had a high probability of ending my life. My first journey by motorcycle took me to Yuma. From there I rode to Quartzsite and from there to Prescott then over to Jerome, then Sedona, then Flagstaff, then Page, Jacob's Lake, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Hurricane, Mesquite Arizona, Las Vegas, Boulder City, Boulder Dam, Searchlight, Vidal Junction, Rice, 29 Palms, Palm Springs, then home.
You can see from that list I did travel. I would camp and cook my own meals. I would repair flat tires, and watch fabulous sunrises and sunsets. I was one with the road.
I have logged over 250,000 miles on motorcycles. I ride through most of the Western United States. I visited most all the national parks and monuments.
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