Mudclod
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- Dec 13, 2008
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- Location
- Killeen, Texas
- First Name
- William
- Last Name
- Rich
Leave 'em like they are dasminker, they look great!
I like 'em too but don't know how? I don't use a photo host like you folks....everything is local for me.I like the full sized photos also.
Mark, are ya'll hiring? ha! If I could make my deliveries on my bike you can bet I would!Got up early, sick of the dern computer after a few hours....so I took a break and hit about 80 miles of gravel in Milam county....ahhhh that's better!
pic1- my buddy's chopper at the meat shop, 117 inches of S&S badness, we called this shot "the bad and the ugly"....
pic2- water crossing on the San Gabriel, full of DEEP GRAVEL, went over and back.....gotta wash it sometime!
I like 'em too but don't know how? I don't use a photo host like you folks....everything is local for me.
Thanks TM....tell me, does this use more server space? Does this matter?Since you are a forum supporter, click on the Photo Gallery link on the main Navbar at the top of the page. Just below the Navbar you should now see a second menu bar, which has an "upload photos" option on the far right. You can also make albums and upload images to specific albums. When you are viewing any image, look below the image and you will see the embed code that you can just cut/paste right into your post. Once uploaded, your images stay there forever unless you choose to delete them.
Thanks TM....tell me, does this use more server space? Does this matter?
"the bad and the ugly"....:lol2
.... Hit the back door around midnight-thirty with about four hundred miles behind me....
Reminded me of my younger days when I would do crazy stuff like that.
Oh, I guess I still do. A very productive day I would say.
Sunsets on the Island are always good ...was there seaweed on the beach?
Got up this morning to find a flat tire on the big dirt bike and some carb problems on the little one. Washed both, did some carb work on the little one and need parts to finish the job.
Patched the tube on the big one and was done about 3:00.
Got on the bike with no clear destination. Had the Zumo playing random songs to me and after Lyle Lovett's If I had a Boat, and a few Jimmy Buffet tunes inspiration struck with a hankerin' for a shrimp taco. I figured it was also time to do some work on my sand skillz with the KTM 950, so I headed South via Gonzales, Yoakum, Cuero, Goliad, Refugio, Rockport and Aransas Pass.
Took a ferry ride out to Port A and rode a few miles of beach, and caught the sunset from the island. Then rode the ferry back to the mainland to locate that taco.
Found the taco of my dreams between Aransas Pass and Rockport, then headed home, coming back through Shiner instead of Gonzales. Looking at all the lit up drilling rigs dotting the landscape as I crested the hills was kinda pretty.
Hit the back door around midnight-thirty with about four hundred miles behind me.
While getting fuel in Flatonia around 11:30 I met a fellow rider returning from Houston to San Antonio fueling at the next pump. Liz, a seventeen year old "Army brat," as she called herself, on a Honda 750 V-Twin headed home after a long days ride.
Reminded me of my younger days when I would do crazy stuff like that.
Oh, I guess I still do.
A very productive day I would say.
Nice shots Justin...... Nature must burn, sometimes......grass'll come back beautiful and strong!