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You are correct an both counts, sir!
Yep, I'm smitten! I'll admit it.
I have deep ties to the area, and am not only a "foodie" of sorts, but also a microbrew aficionado.
What's not to like?
Deep ties to Millheim?
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You are correct an both counts, sir!
Yep, I'm smitten! I'll admit it.
I have deep ties to the area, and am not only a "foodie" of sorts, but also a microbrew aficionado.
What's not to like?
Deep ties to Millheim?
I used to love to go to Guy Zerby's old Triumph/BSA shop in Spring Mills (on PA rte 45). He had some pretty darn cool old bikes in there, that he had when his dealership closed down. BSAs and Triumphs among others, some of which had less than 100 miles on them- they were sitting on his showroom floor when he closed doors, and sat there for many many years afterwards, right up to his death AFAIK. I actually bought some parts off him a couple times, both for my own 79 T140E, and for a friend's BSA. Mr Zerby was a great old guy with a lot to talk about, and a couple buildings of new old stock.
I always wondered about that place when I rode past on one of my favorite routes--from Carlisle, 74/75/35/235/45/144/120/477/192/3007/104/11/850/34
I may try that on Monday. I love it up there but I'm real particular about the gas I use--only Exxon, Shell, and Sunoco--so have to plan carefully. There is an Exxon on 144 in Snow Shoe but then nothing else until Lock Haven.