(07-02-2022, 12:56 PM)BobAin'tStoppin Wrote: Here is what I did this June, starting with the meet up of the mystery RS riders group in Eureka Springs, Arkansas:

Not being a Facebook user I want to thank you for posting your great pictures of the secret society Ride-In at Eureka Springs and your trip across Canada on the open section of the forum for anyone to see.
I'll check in tomorrow for the remainder of your report.

(07-02-2022, 07:47 PM)BobAin'tStoppin Wrote: Well Lee. I believe the ride report section of the forum is an open section of the forum and anyone can see it.  So I don't understand your issue.

Bob, you are correct.

Bob, I enjoyed the pictures and the report, great job.

Nice start to your report Bob.  Looking forward to your ride through the Rockies and across Canada.

Our final event was breakfast at the War Eagle Mill to honor attendees past and present.  Good food and good company:
   





There is a working grist mill apparatus on the first level of this building:
   

Next installment I'll head north for Canada and the Rocky mountains.

(07-02-2022, 07:47 PM)BobAin'tStoppin Wrote:

(07-02-2022, 04:22 PM)Lee Wrote: Not being a Facebook user I was hoping you would post your great pictures of the secret society Ride-In at Eureka Springs and your trip across Canada on the open section of the forum for anyone to see.
I'll check in tomorrow.

Well Lee. I believe the ride report section of the forum is an open section of the forum and anyone can see it.  So I don't understand your issue.

No question or issue. I was saying I'm glad you posted here instead of Facebook or the Clubhouse.
I reworded my original post.

Bob, if your gravel road was in Arkansas that can happen a lot in that state.
The computer and GPS has trouble recognizing dirt or gravel roads in that state.
In Arkansas I don't rely on the GPS and mainly use paper maps.
If I need to look at a questionable road and I have a computer I zoom in with Satellite view.
That plan does not work when there's too much tree cover.

Thanks for the report. Looking forward to the remainder.
I noticed in your Beaver Bridge picture they had not yet painted the No Parking red line.
Not sure why it's no parking now.

   

Did you guys notice someone is spending a lot of money on the Beaver store.

(07-03-2022, 07:18 AM)Lee Wrote: Thanks for the report. Looking forward to the remainder.
I noticed in your Beaver Bridge picture they had not yet painted the No Parking red line.
Not sure why it's no parking now.

I think that when we were there they must have been preparing to spruce up the area ... there were some workers there. The line must have been painted just after we left. Interesting.

(07-02-2022, 12:56 PM)BobAin'tStoppin Wrote: the mystery RS riders group 

Sounds like the title of a Jack Riepe story.


 Cinnamon roll pancakes were the special.  Really good!


Yikes!

And a stock photo of the new Cape Girardeau Bridge with the Mississippi for your files:
   

(07-03-2022, 11:55 AM)Ray Wrote:

(07-02-2022, 12:56 PM)BobAin'tStoppin Wrote:
 Cinnamon roll pancakes were the special.  Really good!


Yikes!

I'm thinking that's the Naked Egg Cafe in Pine Grove Mills, PA on PA route 26

Great photos, you're a good photographer.
The Mp4 video did not open for me but the site has been slow to load pictures and video for me today.
Your earlier mp4 did not open, then later in the day it opened. May be on my end.
As for the gun question, they always ask us when we cross into Canada.
Even back in the 80s and 90s they would ask.

(07-03-2022, 05:58 PM)BobAin'tStoppin Wrote:

(07-03-2022, 02:57 PM)36654 Wrote: I'm thinking that's the Naked Egg Cafe in Pine Grove Mills, PA on PA route 26

That's it!  Great place.

What route(s) did you take to get around/thru Pittsburgh?  I'm guessing you took PA26 to US30.  Did you stay on US30 (the Lincoln Hwy) to Ohio?

Nice pics & good report, thanks for sharing.
Chris

   

Nice report Bob.  Glad you were finally able to get in after many years of the planning trip.

Great pics and narration, Bob!

(07-04-2022, 01:35 PM)BobAin'tStoppin Wrote: Golden To Mackinac Bridge (which is at Mackinaw City):

On trip across that bridge they had the outer paved lanes closed for construction and we had to stay on the metal grate for a couple miles.
Here's what it looks like from the water.

   

   

   

Relative to Lee's post.........As they say in the MC Safety Classes, Head and Eyes up!  Especially, if you have a fear of heights!

Great report, thanks!