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France, Belgium - Omaha Beach, American Cemetary, Ardennes, Pics/Vid
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I have come to believe that our WWII vet's were our greatest generation. Early in my Navy career I was fortunate to meet many veterans that fought in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Our National Cemetery's are monuments to those that have served in the Armed Forces, to visit one and walk among the Crosses is sobering testimony to the sacrifices made by our Veterans past and present.
Ride Safe
Ride Safe
sfarson
New member
Rinty, This is an older thread. Nevertheless, I kinda enjoy refreshing the brain with memories of the trip again. 
Been busy writing a massive book on motorcycling Colorado. Sent it to the publisher two weeks ago. 250+ roads/rides, 1,000+ images, 250 vids, 100+ historical photos, etc. and etc. Now that I can come up for air, will be hanging the hat around here more often.
The RT and GSADV were real and flawless workhorses for much of the content, including deep off road the GS never let me down on.
Been a good year of skiing for you?
Steve
Been busy writing a massive book on motorcycling Colorado. Sent it to the publisher two weeks ago. 250+ roads/rides, 1,000+ images, 250 vids, 100+ historical photos, etc. and etc. Now that I can come up for air, will be hanging the hat around here more often.
The RT and GSADV were real and flawless workhorses for much of the content, including deep off road the GS never let me down on.Been a good year of skiing for you?
Steve
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franze
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Nice report
Haven't seen this one, thanks for the bump. Looking forward to getting your book, Steve.
France: Land of beautiful bridges and ugly cars:
Haven't seen this one, thanks for the bump. Looking forward to getting your book, Steve.
France: Land of beautiful bridges and ugly cars:
Rinty
New member
Haven't done much, but spring skiing is here, and they finally got some snow:
http://www.skibanff.com/conditions/snow_report.php
Let us know when your book is out, so we can get our orders in. Will it be available through Whitehorse?
sfarson
New member
Funny how just when ski conditions are at their best, the interest fades a bit with those who have been riding the lifts all year, and those skiing now find thinned out crowds and thickened experiences!
The book will be at Whitehorse, but also at Amazon and many dealers this autumn. Will also have a companion web site (rmrider.com - Rocky Mountain Rider).
The book will be at Whitehorse, but also at Amazon and many dealers this autumn. Will also have a companion web site (rmrider.com - Rocky Mountain Rider).
