Prev: Harley is an investment?? (it is?)
Next: BRIAN WALKER AND HIS FANTASIES
From: louie on 28 May 2007 10:39
It is 68� here at the FW side of DFW. Isn't it nearly June?
Just looking around I see that 104�'s it predicted for Thursday out in
Arizona. If summer ain't coming here, we need to go to it.
Wednesday a.m., heading that way, Southern Az, Grand Canyon, up into Utah,
over to Colorado, down through New Mexico and back to Cowtown.
Who's going?

....louie


From: redshad on 28 May 2007 12:02
On May 28, 9:39 am, "louie" <lou...(a)swbell.net> wrote:
> It is 68° here at the FW side of DFW. Isn't it nearly June?
> Just looking around I see that 104°'s it predicted for Thursday out in
> Arizona. If summer ain't coming here, we need to go to it.
> Wednesday a.m., heading that way, Southern Az, Grand Canyon, up into Utah,
> over to Colorado, down through New Mexico and back to Cowtown.
> Who's going?
>
> ...louie

I plan to go to Casa Grande AZ. That will probably be as far as I can
go IF my vacation time is approved. No word on the approval yet as its
a holiday. I hope to find out tommorow when all the big wigs are
back.

Redshad

From: Bill Walker on 28 May 2007 12:19

"louie" <louieg(a)swbell.net> wrote in message
news:hQB6i.2590$5j1.2145(a)newssvr21.news.prodigy.net...
> It is 68� here at the FW side of DFW. Isn't it nearly June?
> Just looking around I see that 104�'s it predicted for Thursday out in
> Arizona. If summer ain't coming here, we need to go to it.
> Wednesday a.m., heading that way, Southern Az, Grand Canyon, up into Utah,
> over to Colorado, down through New Mexico and back to Cowtown.
> Who's going?
>
> ...louie

The TV network weather reports are forecasting rain for the next several
days
and it looks to me like we will be running west into some showers.. Could
turn
into one of those wet/dry runs that will keep a guy changing socks real
often..

I talked to our friend and riding buddy, Jerry.. this morning and he's all
geared
up to make this run.. The meeting place will be in Van Horn, Wednesday even-
ing .. no time certain, at this point.. From Van Horn, we should make a nice
run
through El Paso.. New Mexico and Arizona .. to be in Casa Grande, Arizona
sometime Thursday evening.. Depending of course, on the sightseeing and
lollygagging that everyone is inclined to do.. There is a tremendous amount
of
things to "lollygag" over, out there in that country, if one is interested
in the hist-
ory of the Old West..

Not to mention.. the proximity of the Mexico border .. We'll be running
parallel
to that border for much of the way from Van Horn.. Lots' of neat little
border
towns from about Deming, NM .. all the way to Tucson, that are only a few
min-
utes away from the route that we'll be riding..

The first range of "mountains" will be between Pecos, Tx and El Paso..
although
they aren't comparable to the mountains in Arkansas, or deep into Mexico,
they
are interesting to ride through.. After that, the ride is pretty flat and
straight until
we get through New Mexico and into Arizona..

Buddy Helscel is anxiously getting ready for us to get there.. hmmm.. I
think he's
anticipating looking over those new GoldWings.. He's ready for some "down
home"
company that he can talk to.. After all.. it is common knowledge that most
of the
Arizona "people" are from up north someplace and they don't really speak the
language of all us old Texans and Oklahoma folks..

Dodging the rain showers and staying dry should be the most pressing
problems
that we encounter on this run.. Everyone seems to be taking pains to make
sure
their ride is up to the trip.. Gonna be a sure nuff good one.. Regards

Bill Walker
>
>


From: redshad on 28 May 2007 12:30
On May 28, 9:39 am, "louie" <lou...(a)swbell.net> wrote:
> It is 68° here at the FW side of DFW. Isn't it nearly June?
> Just looking around I see that 104°'s it predicted for Thursday out in
> Arizona. If summer ain't coming here, we need to go to it.
> Wednesday a.m., heading that way, Southern Az, Grand Canyon, up into Utah,
> over to Colorado, down through New Mexico and back to Cowtown.
> Who's going?
>
> ...louie

I plan to go to Casa Grande AZ. That will probably be as far as I can
go IF my vacation time is approved. No word on the approval yet as its
a holiday. I hope to find out tommorow when all the big wigs are
back.

Redshad

From: Brian Walker on 28 May 2007 13:55
On May 28, 11:19 am, "Bill Walker" <bill.walk...(a)verizon.net> wrote:
> "louie" <lou...(a)swbell.net> wrote in message
>
> news:hQB6i.2590$5j1.2145(a)newssvr21.news.prodigy.net...
>
> > It is 68° here at the FW side of DFW. Isn't it nearly June?
> > Just looking around I see that 104°'s it predicted for Thursday out in
> > Arizona. If summer ain't coming here, we need to go to it.
> > Wednesday a.m., heading that way, Southern Az, Grand Canyon, up into Utah,
> > over to Colorado, down through New Mexico and back to Cowtown.
> > Who's going?
>
> > ...louie
>
> The TV network weather reports are forecasting rain for the next several
> days
> and it looks to me like we will be running west into some showers.. Could
> turn
> into one of those wet/dry runs that will keep a guy changing socks real
> often..
>
> I talked to our friend and riding buddy, Jerry.. this morning and he's all
> geared
> up to make this run.. The meeting place will be in Van Horn, Wednesday even-
> ing .. no time certain, at this point.. From Van Horn, we should make a nice
> run
> through El Paso.. New Mexico and Arizona .. to be in Casa Grande, Arizona
> sometime Thursday evening.. Depending of course, on the sightseeing and
> lollygagging that everyone is inclined to do.. There is a tremendous amount
> of
> things to "lollygag" over, out there in that country, if one is interested
> in the hist-
> ory of the Old West..
>
> Not to mention.. the proximity of the Mexico border .. We'll be running
> parallel
> to that border for much of the way from Van Horn.. Lots' of neat little
> border
> towns from about Deming, NM .. all the way to Tucson, that are only a few
> min-
> utes away from the route that we'll be riding..
>
> The first range of "mountains" will be between Pecos, Tx and El Paso..
> although
> they aren't comparable to the mountains in Arkansas, or deep into Mexico,
> they
> are interesting to ride through.. After that, the ride is pretty flat and
> straight until
> we get through New Mexico and into Arizona..
>
> Buddy Helscel is anxiously getting ready for us to get there.. hmmm.. I
> think he's
> anticipating looking over those new GoldWings.. He's ready for some "down
> home"
> company that he can talk to.. After all.. it is common knowledge that most
> of the
> Arizona "people" are from up north someplace and they don't really speak the
> language of all us old Texans and Oklahoma folks..
>
> Dodging the rain showers and staying dry should be the most pressing
> problems
> that we encounter on this run.. Everyone seems to be taking pains to make
> sure
> their ride is up to the trip.. Gonna be a sure nuff good one.. Regards
>
> Bill Walker

I'm heading out....meet y'all in California?

I'd go with y'all, but I've got to be out there by the time y'all
leave on Wednesday....gimme a call when you guys get close by out
there and we'll hook up, if we can.

Now I'll be sitting back watching the weather closely to catch a
"between the showers" opportunity....


 |  Next  |  Last
Pages: 1 2 3 4
Prev: Harley is an investment?? (it is?)
Next: BRIAN WALKER AND HIS FANTASIES