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What things in your life remind you of Gillette 08?
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SNC1923
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This road I encountered on a recent trip near Randsburg reminded me a great deal of the ride across Kansas—except instead of corn there were mountains.
Rinty
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Gillette reminders...
It reminds me of a wonderful trip my wife and I made to Colorado in the early '80's. We took my '77 320i, and part of the route went through Wyoming. We stayed in Dubois one night going out, and Kemmerer, coming back. Our Rhodesian Ridgeback lionhound Nanyuki, came along.
I vividly remember this beautiful state. In the mountains one day we got lucky, and stopped to watch a straight tail Beechraft Bonanza take off from a small strip.
We will be back soon in a "new" boxer from Weissach - Zuffenhausen.
Those dips will keep MOA's fast riders under 80 mph for some of the time.
Rin
It reminds me of a wonderful trip my wife and I made to Colorado in the early '80's. We took my '77 320i, and part of the route went through Wyoming. We stayed in Dubois one night going out, and Kemmerer, coming back. Our Rhodesian Ridgeback lionhound Nanyuki, came along.
I vividly remember this beautiful state. In the mountains one day we got lucky, and stopped to watch a straight tail Beechraft Bonanza take off from a small strip.
We will be back soon in a "new" boxer from Weissach - Zuffenhausen.
Those dips will keep MOA's fast riders under 80 mph for some of the time.
Rin
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SNC1923
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Don't know, but probably. The San Andreas meanders around all over the place out here. I'm only about 100 miles from Parkfield, the earthquake capital of the world.
BEEMERCHEF
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How much I hate shaving...
sheridesabeemer
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Not many trees to camp under...
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/srab/2351303681/" title="Riding to Gillette by sheridesabeemer, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3261/2351303681_4b027afc7a_o.jpg" width="800" height="600" alt="Riding to Gillette" /></a>
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/srab/2351303681/" title="Riding to Gillette by sheridesabeemer, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3261/2351303681_4b027afc7a_o.jpg" width="800" height="600" alt="Riding to Gillette" /></a>
nytrashman
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coming from the east coast not much reminds me of the wide open spaces of WY
thompsonr
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This road I encountered on a recent trip near Randsburg reminded me a great deal of the ride across KansasÔÇöexcept instead of corn there were mountains.
You must have taken US 36 across Kansas........
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