They won’t let him join in any of the cow games.
Tony D made it to Neverland
and the front gate of the lavender farm
I gave him the whole story of the place…he looks impressed!
He’s doing it again
Don bought a new pair of short shorts. On him they look like long pants.
Sherm and this old Crocker are the same age. I was going to say that the bike has aged better, but wouldn’t you know it, the old man just combed his hair and don’t look too bad in this pic.
I’m just going to post pics of these bikes without captions unless it is a standout bike.
as seen on TV
Virgil has declined a $1,500,000 offer from Honda on this bike.
Also worth over $1,000,000
The back room isn’t kept as neat as the main museum
This is Virgil. He owns the place.
Tony and I took a lot of dead ends today…but they were cool while they lasted.
On this road…
I caught him going …
…and coming.
A man that knows how to relax
I learned from this guy
We were going to eat at the Cold Springs Tavern but they had given our table away.
Tony is standing next to Don VSP’s house. (very short person)
Riding another dead end but very cool road we came across this rain water collection cistern.
I didn’t figure out what it was until I climbed on top and noticed the concave roof.
A view of the town of Goleta, the ocean and the top of the Channel Islands.
Tony pointing out his girlfriends neighborhood.
The end of the trail and another mandatory turn around.
I’m not sure what kind of tree this is but I like the red bark.
We stopped for a bowl of clam chowder at this beach side restaurant.
The view was a ten, the chowder a five.
After lunch, Tony went to visit the doctor so I headed back to the ranch.
It takes real talent to find three dead end roads in one day.
I rode this one 20 miles before I was forced to turn around.
The views were incredible
The road was a fun ride even if it was filled with potholes.
I’ll take seeing this over viewing Hillary and Donald any day!