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Friends have asked me to help them move, they want me to drive the truck for them to South Dakota at the end of this month.
Wow - that's going to be a really different drive compared to the last time - in my Midget!
:excitement:Hey! That's my state! Lots to do and see, here! Looking forward to visiting with you again, Rick. I agree that you ought to look things over a bit both here and on the way. I can advise.:friendly_wink:
Come on out, Nial! The only nasty part coming from the east is around the tip of Lake Michigan. Most fun is to take the ferry across the lake and avoid the traffic mess.
If I were the organizing type and had more time I always thought a car reunion in the Black Hills would be nice. Seems like there is usually one make or another does that every year. Centrally located and nice scenery there and on the way.
Well, the local's have learned to avoid Sturgis week. Way to crowded with biker's. In my youth I raced bike's and made it out there every year. Now most people don't even know there are race's and that is why it came to be! There were some rough bikers that would show up but not near as crazy as it is now.
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