As I cruise the 14,000 ft peaks overlooking steep dropoffs along the road edge, I can almost still hear the alarmed chatter of the rider’s in our group. It seems a few were deathly afraid of heights. They were certain death by driving off a cliff was in their immediate future.
I, on the other hand, was much more concerned about the fact that we were riding inside a thunderstorm at that elevation. I hoped fervently that I was not soon to be a lightning bolt target. The storm’s cold rain and thundering fury made my prayers for safety seem inadequate.
Excellent.
Thank you!
Great post again kid. We went to Denver once and visited a town that was big during the Gold Rush.Had a good time but did not see the sites that you have so nicely shared. Thanks, agree with the mask bit too. :>) GOD BLESS
JD/SD
Jim & Sandy
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed and that you are back safely from your trip!
I had not seen that picture of me and Storm at OSH, thank you!
N. Clement Weathers
That is a favorite of mine. A copy is on the way to you. Thank you!!!
Thank you!!
Enjoyed this segment Deb, Thanks. Keep on Keeping On! Be safe
Thanks – glad to hear you guys are enjoying Virginia!
Enjoyed “traveling” along with you. Loved the “why I wear a mask”. Hope our paths will cross again someday. In the meantime, enjoy your travels.
I hope so too! Hope your travels are safe and fun too!