hubcap's musician ride pictures...

[hubcapsc]

A couple of weeks ago I posted a picture of a beautiful corn
crop... this crop was dead sticks when it was two feet high
last year, with the drought...



We're still getting scattered thunderstorms most every afternoon
like we're supposed too, so it is still a good summer... but I passed
the corn field again and... summer's half over!



Anywho... this post is supposed to be about musicians and riding...
I've been playing music with some folks up at Mountain Rest on
Thursday evenings lately, and some of them have motorcycles.
We meet up at Jeff's house, there's a Hammond organ with a Leslie
speaker and a grand piano and amps and drums and monitors all
down in his basement... here's me and Jeff fixing to leave on the ride...



We met up with Tony, he plays guitar, a little ways up the road...



Tony lives near Tilley Creek Road ( https://goo.gl/maps/c1ATMyMsY4G2 ) and
we rode down Tilley Creek Road. Stanley Steamer and I led a bunch of
Valkyries down Tilley Creek Road at the Asheville InZane, that's the last
time I was there...

We saw this truck 



My dog ate my homework go-pro, so there'll be no more of those kinds
of pictures for a while...



-Mike

[GiG]

Thanks for the update, Mike 

That dog must be pretty fast to eat your gopro 

[hubcapsc]

That dog must be pretty fast to eat your gopro 

She ate Carolyn's phone too. Little plastic doors, batteries and chewed
up carcasses was all that was left of both devices...

-Mike

[Pappy!]

That pup has the classis "The cat made me do it" look.........
One of those bikes a Triumph?

[hubcapsc]

One of those bikes a Triumph?

Yep, and its rider liked the look of my Valkyrie  ...

We ate lunch at the Mexican restaurant in Cashiers, a Harley rider
there had lots of Valkyrie complements, he'd heard it had
"a million mile" engine... I told him I knew of someone working
on 600,000 anyhow...

The newer Triumphs are pretty cool looking, both in terms of
being modern motorcycles and looking like the old ones...

-Mike