Hump Day

We moved camp to Eureka Springs and a nice but small motel. Walking distance to restaurants a liquor store and laundromat near by, the boys are happy. Weather was great again as was the 200 miles of crooked roads.

More pictures from Fish Tuesday

This morning these fish were swimming and having a good time.

fishing day

Rick, Greg and Steve went on a successful guided fishing trip. The rest of us had another great day of riding. We got to ride on a ferry across Bull Schoals Lake.

                                                They caught 10 more after this picture

The next day

We had a perfect weather and riding day. Lots of winding hilly roads. Out of the 277 miles we had maybe 5 miles of straight roads. We stopped mid-day in Jasper, AR for lunch at an over 100 year old cafe and arrived back at the cabins around 4:30.

Mothers Day

The weather turned decent today so we went for a 140 mile ride. Along the way I started to lose air in one of my tires. When I got back to our cabins I sat on the ground with soapy water and found a small shard of metal stuck in the tire. After a couple tries and LOTS of  supervision I think I got it plugged.

Days whatever

All except Greg have arrived at the cabins in Mt. View, Arkansas. Greg had water in his basement so couldn't leave until today but he arrived before dark. Another wet day of riding although it stopped when we arrived here and is supposed to be dry the next several days, we'll see.

Day 10 &11

I met up with Steve at a campground near West Plains Missouri where we will hang out until Saturday. Steve’s been fishing which is one of his favorite pastimes lately. I’m relaxing and doing a little riding mostly to be able to find cell service so I can do these postings. Sad I know. It’s been lightly raining today and will probably do that for several days.

Pictures of our cabin

Day 9 museum day

I spent 5 hours today at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum. Steve and I had been here in 2012 but it's well worth multiple visits so I worked it into this trip.

Here are pictures I took at the museum, I'm glad we don't use film cameras anymore as it would get expensive.