[Jerry K]

Not sure if this is the proper place for this thread but I just thought it would be nice to see other members pictures from rides past to help us Northern snowed in member fight the winter/Covid blues. This one is from my September 2020 trip across Northern Ontario. It’s the Sudbury Nickel.

My Boulevard is the far one and that’s my brother in laws 07 in the foreground.

 

[Jerry K]

10-64 might recognize the licence plate on my brother in laws Boulevard.

 

[scorpion46]

and

 

[scorpion46]

First is 2019 miracle ride.
Next 2 from OctoVRfest in Connecticut.

 

[Capt Cruiser]

Frank Zappa was at the CT Octvrfest....cool!!!

 

[DCinCT]

my favorite riding destination...

always good company, good food and a chance to replenish my shoo fly pie secret stash.

 

[Woodswoman]

Here's my favorite shot from this year's riding.

New Hampshire fabulousness.

 

[Jerry K]

I drove through New Hampshire once back in July 2017 pulling my camper on our way home from New Brunswick. Would love to get back there on my bike.
This one is my brother in law and I leaving his place on our September trip. I’m on the right.

 

[Jerry K]

There are 3 of these signs in Northern Ontario, this one is on highway 11 between Timmons and New Liskard.

 

[Jeffrobombero]

Hey!
I recognize that sign. Me and my fishing buddy have been up to the French River and Lake Nipissing a couple of times and we take that route straight up. I would love to take my bike up there some day. The shield is some beautiful country.

 

[Jerry K]

My brother in law that I was on the trip with lives about 20 minutes from Calendar Bay on the east side of Lake Nipissing. I have been fortunate enough to have done a far bit of fishing there in his boat and ice fishing in the winter.
If you ever get the chance to bring your bike up I highly recommend it. The north shore of Lake Superior and highway 11 north out of Thunder Bay towards Geraldton was absolutely amazing.
Speaking of Thunder Bay, this is the Terry Fox monument. Almost every Canadian is familiar with Terry, his Marathon of Hope and his legacy. For those not familiar please google him, I still can not fathom what he accomplished 40 years ago......

 

[Woodswoman]

This was from our first ride of 2020. A favorite loop through the Catskill Mountains, where we live, with a roadside stop to have a lunch we'd packed along.

Not exciting, but boy, did it ever feel good to be riding.