Hi all!
I'm leaving tomorrow, Sunday, for my high school reunion in Indianapolis. It's just over a thousand miles from Denver to Indy, two days hard riding each way on the motorcycle. I'll be gone until the first of July, give or take. If I can get online during the trip, I'll post a little update.
My class at Shortridge HS, the class of 1960, had over 500 graduating students. I suspect two or three hundred will attend. I'm only in touch with a very few of my classmates and haven't seen the rest (except for an hour or so at our 25th reunion) since we graduated. I moved away from Indy later in 1960 and only returned for a short time in the mid-'60s.
I'm riding Highway 36, the "shortest route from Indianapolis to Denver," as the sign says. It's the old road, not as acclaimed as Route 66 but not so different in character. I may ride 36 in both directions...we'll see.
I plan to see old friends in Bloomington and Muncie, both smallish towns an hour from Indy.
As I said, I'll try to post as often as I can....
3 comments:
Have a good ride
Rt 36 is one of my favorite roads
Assume your traveling on your Suzuki 650. Bad Roads and the Suzuki DR 650 go together. Long travel suspension, a wide saddle, a pretty smooth engine, low fuel consumption . . . it all works.
Now all you need is fair weather, following winds and good, home-style restaurants every (roughly) 200 miles or so :)
Bon Voyage
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