Tomorrow, Ray, Norman and I are riding over to Pacific Beach. We'll ride the ferry across the Sound, go over the top of the Olympic Peninsula and catch Highway 101 around Forks and head down the coast. On the return trip we'll take a slightly different route.
It is a route full of hairpins, squigglies and twisties and it will be quite a challenge for a beginning sidecarist. But the Sidecar Dog should enjoy it because quite alot of the trip won't be speeds out of his comfort zone.
So this name may turn out to be temporary, or maybe not. Ya gotta keep up to find out!
Here's a picture of some fat lady and our huge tomato plants.
We had such good luck this year. The first tomatoes of the season were around a pound apiece. We've eaten alot of BLT's and I made a batch of tomato sauce. We have lots of tomatoes left!
Ray's T-Clocking and we're both checking our bike supplies. Some little stuff like the hand cream, wipes, kleenex, sunblock, hand sanitizer, bike lock, flashlight, plus some tools are stored in the 3 gloveboxes Mr. Burgman has. There's still room in the center one for my sunglasses.
Not sure yet what I'll do with my purse. My bike purse doesn't fit in any of the gloveboxes, so I'm not sure...perhaps under the seat.
I've put some stuff in a canvas bag and put it behind the sidecar seat with my rain gear.The gloves, glove liners, mini tp rolls for those woodsy unstocked porta potties, knit neck warmers, 2 chemical hand warmers and my microweight windbreaker are in the bag. Shield cleaner and microfiber cloth are in their own bag behind the seat in the "trunk" of the sidecar. My tail bag is going in the toe of the sidecar, along with Norman's travel bag and water. I think after we get the sidecar painted some year, I'll add a trunk rack for the luggages.
There's room under Mr. Burgman's seat for both my helmet and Ray's or my helmet and a jacket or two.
Trying to decide which jacket to wear. We live in such an odd weather area and going to the coast is nearly always much cooler. Hmmm. 80 degrees here, 65 degrees there. Which jacket? Solid jacket or mesh jacket? Windbreaker under mesh? Long or short sleeves? So many things to think about getting ready for a ride.
Whoopie! My van is finally fixed! It's been in the shop for a week waiting for a new transmission. Finally done! We can go get it! Yay!
