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    Mysteries of the Ages

    Now that I have time, I'm going to start working on solving some age old questions. Here's one that I finally solved last Wednesday.
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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    Very nice capture Who would've thunk it?!

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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    Hey Chunk, it's good to see you out enjoying the nice weather on two wheels! I hope to be doing that tomorrow, if the weather is nice. Nice photo op!
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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    Aha! Now we know! That leaves - how many more? With the bag, looks like you're set for a nice road trip.

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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    Hey Mike...if you head this way...let me know what time, so I can run down to the freeway and get a pic of you driving by!!!!... hehe...I'll be standing in the Mobile home park just before you get to the first Platteville turnoff...hehe...
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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    That's brilliant. Now that you've found Waldo, if you feel like going to Hell, all you have to do is get on a plane and head to Grand Cayman!

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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    Thanks for the replies.

    Mike, I hope you got your ride in today. A couple friends and I made a short 130 mile loop to the Janesville Crackerbarrell for breakfast and then backroads in the southern Kettle Moraine this morning and managed to dodge the rain.

    Steve, I'll take a shot on Tuesday of my roadtrip setup prior to heading for North Carolina on the other bike. This was an overnight with one pack for clothes/camera bag, one for computer/cpap, a couple extra helmets because I wasn't sure which one my friend would need to wear, and saddle bags with tools and rain gear.

    Megan, I'm often told to go there by friends but most don't give such explicit directions.
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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    Quote Originally Posted by megan
    That's brilliant. Now that you've found Waldo, if you feel like going to Hell, all you have to do is get on a plane and head to Grand Cayman!

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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    You need to get a shot of that sign with abunch of snow and ice in the scene.
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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    Quote Originally Posted by almo
    Hell is in Michigan....
    What a great name for that town! What's the history (if any) behind it?!

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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    Quote Originally Posted by jar_e
    What a great name for that town! What's the history (if any) behind it?!
    Here is a link to a site that has the history of Hell...

    http://www.hell2u.com/about.html
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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    You need to get a shot of that sign with abunch of snow and ice in the scene.
    Heh, Hell frozen over.

    Cool about the Waldo shot, and I already knew that hell was in Michigan, just never seen it or it's sign.
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    Re: Mysteries of the Ages

    Quote Originally Posted by almo
    Here is a link to a site that has the history of Hell...

    http://www.hell2u.com/about.html
    Very interesting!

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    Now That You've Found Waldo...

    Quote Originally Posted by Chunk
    Now that I have time, I'm going to start working on solving some age old questions. Here's one that I finally solved last Wednesday.

    Do tell us what kind of bike that is. It reminds me of my old Yamaha Maxim.
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    Re: Now That You've Found Waldo...

    It's a Kawasaki Vulcan 800A. I've had about 43000 miles of pure enjoyment on it with no problems that I didn't cause myself.
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