Did you get it sold? That was a clean looking bike!
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where did you TAKE your Tenere today?
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Ric H
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Algonquin park cottage. It was a tad slippery.
I'm thinking "The Evil Dead" (1981 original version):Looks like the beginning of a slasher movie.
lund
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Ric H
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Looks better on the inside.
Fpalbrecht
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Have you checked the children? 
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Bmwdumptruck
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Todays wee trip was to a local transport museum. Good mix of vehicles and memorabilia.
coming from Luton originally I’m a wee bit biased towards Vauxhall and Bedford brands.
coming from Luton originally I’m a wee bit biased towards Vauxhall and Bedford brands.
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Boris
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Few days in Wales with a mate on a T700. Saw another Super Tenere on the Devils Staircsae.
Nope. It is in the toy hauler in Wichita Kansas. Hope to have it home early next month.
Rt 288 through Young, AZ, and up to the Mogollon Rim.
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Tried side trip up Workcamp Creek to Aztec peak but the gate was still closed.
North of Young
On the Rim
Knoll Lake side trip
Very windy on the Rim
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Tried side trip up Workcamp Creek to Aztec peak but the gate was still closed.
North of Young
On the Rim
Knoll Lake side trip
Very windy on the Rim
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Nice 700 love the colour.
Beautiful.Rt 288 through Young, AZ, and up to the Mogollon Rim.
Relive '288 to Young, Mogollon Rim'
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Tried side trip up Workcamp Creek to Aztec peak but the gate was still closed.
North of Young
On the Rim
Knoll Lake side trip
Very windy on the Rim
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Quique
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before the fire
after the fireI took these pics today. This is about a big forest fire that happened about 15 years ago. I took the first pic in a place where the fire did not reach. It was a pine tree forest. Many people think that this forest is native, that the pines were always there. It is not. The pines were planted in the XIX century for the resin. Several factories were built and hundreds of people worked on collecting the resin. Later, the resin lost value, the factories were abandoned an the people lost their jobs. As you can see in the second picture, after the fire, the forest is recovering its true look. It is a mixed forest with pines, oaks and holm oaks as we can imagine it always was. We could say the the nature has taken the landscape back.
thats a shame boris, i was at the owls nest yesterday, if i knew could of got back there today
lund
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Arrived in Northern Ireland two days ago, and as per usual, the campning was crowded.
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That's because your at a golf course.
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That's because your at a golf course.
Korsair
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Went to the local Cycle Gear to pick up some gloves....And saw this sexy beast.
So I had to park my ST next to her to show who's the real SEXY up in here!
So I had to park my ST next to her to show who's the real SEXY up in here!
