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Me and my 250 Ninja
Me and my 250 Ninja at my sisters house. Note the tank bag. It's made by Axio.It packs a lot of stuff but don't like because it gets in the way all the time.
The first one I started by going up I-5 to Williams and then crossing over on Highway 20 over Clear Lake and through Willits. From there its about 26 miles of all twistie roads to Fort Bragg. A true motorcyclists dream. Nothing but curves. :)
The second I started with I-5 again then crossed over onto Highway 12. That road really sucked at times. It went Highway 29 then to Highway 128 from there on to the coast.
I went through a lot of little towns I had not seen in about 45 years. So this was kind of cool. I had one place in special I was headed for . It was called the Owl cafe in Cloverdale. The last time I was there I was about 9 years old! Just had to stop for breakfast. :)
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October 10th 2009 - Heather: awsome!
Hey Randal...I love the pictures! Looks like you had a great time and saw some beautiful landscapes! Can't wait to read about your adventures on here! Thanks for sharing!
Ben and Heather...and kids!!
October 15th 2009 - Randy:
Hey Dad good job! You took some great photos. Keep posting your trips.
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I-5
You can make good time on I-5 but there is not much to see but farms land. Lots and lots farm land.
More farm land
Like I said, lots of farm land. I have always thought California has lost most of its farm land to houses but that sure isn't the case.
Clear Lake
I heard a lot of stories about speed traps so I was careful. I did not see any of the local constables. Besides I would never speed ! , Honest officer
Willits
Checkout the sign on the right. It is about an old steam train that travels between Willits and Fort Bragg called the skunk. If you have the time don't miss out on taking a trip on it.
On of the many State Parks
This bridge is so big I could not get it far enough back to get it all in frame
Boat going nowhere
I stop to shoot aa picture of this big fishing boat they were working on. The funny thing is it was a couple miles away from the ocean. I bet it would be really interesting watching them get this back... [more]
Leaving Fort Bragg
When I left Stockton it was pretty chillie. But heated up quick. Cooled off on the coast. When leaving I had to strip most of my running gear off because it got hot even though I was only about 10 mil... [more]
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October 10th 2009 - Heather: awsome!
Hey Randal...I love the pictures! Looks like you had a great time and saw some beautiful landscapes! Can't wait to read about your adventures on here! Thanks for sharing!
Ben and Heather...and kids!!
October 15th 2009 - Randy:
Hey Dad good job! You took some great photos. Keep posting your trips.
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