Ohio Veteran's Day ride

[Buckeye56]

We are planning to go to Peggy Sue's Steak & Ribs 32381 U.S. 36,[/size]Walhonding, OH on Veteran's Day. Columbus area folks can meet us atthe United Dairy Farmers store at the intersection of Morse & CherryBottom Roads. Please be ready to ride at 10AM.Bill

[DirtFlier]

Debbie & I will see you at 10! 

[qman8]

I'll be staring at this monitor wishing.  Ride Safe
Q

[Buckeye56]

We had a great ride on an absolutely gorgeous day! Nine of us meet in Gahanna and took the long way to Peggy Sue's. Hal and Donna Kramer rode up from the Parkersburg, WV area and Jim (sorry I didn't catch your last name) rode form the Akron-Canton region. You sure don't get many days in mid-November with temperatures in the 60s. I am glad we were able to take advantage of it.

[DirtFlier]

Fantastic ride on an unusually warm day for mid-November.  Thanks for leading the ride Bill!

Tosh

[bcd]

I had a great time. We were very fortunate with the weather this year, it was a gorgeous day. Thanks for organizing and leading, Bill!

[Steve]

It was a good long-way around Bill. Had a great time.
Steve

[stevegrab]

We had a great ride on an absolutely gorgeous day! Nine of us meet in Gahanna and took the long way to Peggy Sue's. Hal and Donna Kramer rode up from the Parkersburg, WV area and Jim (sorry I didn't catch your last name) rode form the Akron-Canton region. You sure don't get many days in mid-November with temperatures in the 60s. I am glad we were able to take advantage of it.

That would probably be Jim Robinson, former Michigan MSTA member who moved back to Ohio a few years ago.

Like Quint I was staring at my computer monitor all day yesterday. Figured you guys may have had a ride going, based on past history. I did take Monday afternoon off at the last minute, took a short ride in the park for a picnic lunch and got some work done with prepping bikes for winter storage. It is on the way, and some years it just hits and then there is no decent weather to get anything done evenings/weekends.

Wow, the Kramers road up from Parkersburg, must have had an itching for some pie.