The guest room at Dawn & Eric’s house is all set up with memorabilia from their lives. Dawn’s father was a very good friend of mine it was really nice to see so much of his stuff there in the room; saddles and tack, the Furry Creek C3 brand registration certificate, family pictures, etc. I thoroughly enjoyed the trip down memory lane – heart warming even if it was a little sad. Great time with the Potter family – and their baby is amazing, the only time she cried or even fussed was when they gave her to me.
Dawn, Eric & Kira Potter Sumter, SC
Guess I was kinda tired because I went to bed at 10:00 and slept until 8:00. I never sleep that long unless I’m sick or something. I felt great this morning though and it looked like I was going to be dry all the way to Myrtle Beach. (“all the way”?? – that’s a joke really – less than 100 miles). Sumter, SC is a little off the beaten path and from there to Myrtle Beach is back roads all the way. Smooth and dry back roads, who could ask for more.
Now this is the kind of riding I like. Too bad it was such a short day.
Made it to the east coast. I’ll be here playing golf for about a week so the posts will likely drop off for a little while, but you can be sure that I’ll be back in your IN Box when I start back on my journey to the four corners of the United States.
From the balcony of our condo. Myrtle Beach, SC
My luck with the rain has been amazing – dodged another rain shower.
Lenny,
You are in my part of the world now. I grew up in Conway, just a few miles away. Spent many summer days at Myrtle Beach. My family would buy a huge bag of oysters, build a fire in the sand and throw those oysters in and we would have an oyster feast. What great memories!
You have some great golf courses to play. Enjoy!
Just like last year, I pick up your posts when you’re on a break. OK, I’m all caught up, now, just like last year, I say to you: Get your arse back on the road!
PS – Thanks for leaving me off your list. I had to find out about this from GB. My how I’ve dropped in your rankings…