A random assortment of imagery courtesy of my computifacator.

And that's pretty much what life looks like from my side of the street.

Soulcraft Represent

Rocking the socks.

Couldn't resist the chocolate chip pancakes (See sign above)!

The 'frickle' er 'pickle' lady at the Lagunitas Beer Circus.

Beer and pretzels=YUM! Thumbs up to Lagunitas WTF.

Cheeky Cheers!

Yes, well, okay. If you insist.

Can't beat the Born in a Barn. Even the angel at the ToC start was happy to oblige!

One of these days I hope to be the guy hanging out of the sunroof here. Actually, I would prefer to ride on the back of one of the motorcycles. I could have sworn I saw Mr. Sean Walling decked out in a trucker hat and plaid shirt rolling in one of the team cars!

Porque no?

Smiling George gets 'er done.

Good think he kept his helmet on. Otherwise this might have been sketchy.

spotted

the man, the legend. not too far from home at, what sounded like, an awesome event, the Almonzo100. thanks to cornbread for the pic. i was not in attendance and am just showing off. i need to get this event on the sched for next year. i did get my third gravel hundy of the year on sundy.

Arybodys got they own kind of road ride.

Anytime one engages in a 'road ride' with he who is known as 6'7", one will inevitably wind up scouring paths, and off-the-beaten-trail byways in order to get from A to B.
Much like riding a horse drawn carriage where your engines have gone rogue (honestly, I've never experienced this, but I thought it was a suitable visual) it's best to just let go of the reins and let the momentum take you where it does.
In this case it was pavé to dirt to bushwhacking to dirt back to pavé again with little time to reflect on the absolute bumper crop of Poison Oak that seemed to spread with mutant-like efficiency as we passed.

As the sun set, and our legs grew weary, we basked in the glow of our own adventure and seemingly endless reserve of mediocrity.

...old...

1850's house. pretty old for around here and just south of town, but hidden off the road's view. i like the spray painted curtains.

it's easy to take the spring weather for granted...i haven't froze my feet solid for weeks now. easy to forget about that part.

Color Palettes. Yes. They Rule.

Don't you just love it when you get to pick the color from an array of choices?

I do. I considered Orange for awhile, and even got a sample of what it would look like on steel before choosing Periwinkle, John Deere Green, Concrete Gray, & Black. No, I don't own four Soulcrafts, I own three. Don't even attempt to do this math because it ain't happening.

Oh, well the Orange didn't make it on my bike, but I can still sport on my nails!