Winchester
10:00a-9:15p; 343 miles
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“For the beauty of the earth, for the glory of the skies…Lord of all, to thee we raise this our hymn of grateful praise.”

We can be thankful for the vision of President Franklin Roosevelt and the hard labor of the members of the Civilian Conservation Corps who did early construction on these roads in the 1930’s.
Many years ago I was on part of the
Driving on a motorcycle adds to the experience – you become part of the road; you feel the dips, hills and curves. Your body becomes tired from the physical exertion of guiding a heavy bike around the curves; your back and
butt ache; your mind gets tired from the intense concentration. And yet you feel a real high, a sense of exhilaration and excitement.
the bike was Bree and Laura from In addition to the wonderful scenery, I saw a red-tailed hawk by the side of the road, a large owl and many deer. I had hoped to see a bear, but that did not happen today. At one stop I talked with a person who did see a bear and cubs earlier in the day.
As for the hair, or lack thereof, - I don’t really like the look, but it certainly is great for motorcycling. Your head stays cooler, you don’t have to put up with ‘helmet hair’, and at rest stops you can douse your whole head with refreshing water. Thanks to Bree for this unflattering picture!!!

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