Well, here I am late to my own party.
The weather was spectacular, if I could have ordered a day this one would have been it. For us it was a 287 mile ride. Here in New England mileage isn't a real indicator of a ride because there really aren't any wide open and clear places to run. The whole area is simply congested with forests, lakes, mountains and streams that have to be wandered through and around.
Thanks for leading the AM ride Fred. Helen and I assume that you didn't see all the deer in the woods along New Boston Rd 'cause you didn't try to run over any of them
Dan pretty much summed up the diner. The staff doesn't have 'customer service' in their lexicon, nor would the word 'clean' ever be used in describing the diner. The service was slooooow. The food
was real good. There was a sign hanging next to the door detailing all the food sources. This place grows much of what they serve and makes from scratch many things that are normally purchased. All the local farms and shops supply everything else, the world could go away and it wouldn't affect their ability to put out a good meal. I don't know who supplied the flies but they were substantial and quite healthy.
It was great to see ya Art and Felicia!
I'll have some pictures and a shortie ride report in a day or two, I'm wading through a ton of pixs right now.
Here is one picture to lead the others where Road Runner demonstrates dirt tracking the VT roads. I've always heard about choosing a good line through a corner and corner apex, this is the first time that I've actually seen it on the road.
