Lovely!

Despite my best intention, I didn’t get out on Harley at the weekend. Which was a shame, but I did ride to work yesterday and today!

Tuesday was a bit foggy. On a motorbike this is a pain, cos your visor gets covered with a layer of fine water droplets, as if someone has sprayed it with white paint, resulting in zero visibility on top of the fog! If you ride in rain, the water droplets are bigger and the slipstream round the helmet is enough to force the water out of the way and you can see where you are going, at least, that is if you are going fast enough! In fog the droplets are just too small and will not wash off, unlike you car and truck drivers, bike riders do not have windscreen wipers, hope I am making sense!

Anyway this morning was simply lovely; gentle autumn sunshine and really quite warm. Traffic was light, which meant I could relax a little and really enjoy the ride.
I’ve said it before, but I have a lovely commute, especially when the weather is good…just look at the photos and you will see what I mean!

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Not bad eh?

This evening it was a tad murky, but hey I was riding my Harley… life is always better then!
Harvest is nearly over now, so time to catch up with one or two friends, you have been warned!

See me ride out of the sunset, on your colour T.V. screen!

Dookes

Eliza’s Last Journey

Another sad, yet inspiring day for the Plymouth Chapter as we softly said a loving goodbye to Eliza Lucking who passed away recently having lost her battle with cancer.

We mustered at Trerulefoot and rode to Torpoint Parish Church for a short service of thanksgiving for Eliza’s life. The church was full to standing with people from all walks paying their respects and offering support to the Lucking family. A detailed and delightful eulogy gave us Eliza’s life story and a poem as beautiful as the reader was read out by Eliza and Richard’s daughter, leaving not a dry eye anywhere. 52 is too young to go, but what a legacy of love.

After the service two dozen Harleys escorted Eliza and her family to the private cremation at Bodmin. Seldom has the Cornish countryside been more beautiful than today, as it said farewell to one of it’s daughters.

To Richard and family we offer our love and support, catch you soon Weasel.

Ride free and smile as always Eliza, we’ll see you down the road.

20130718-171807.jpgMustering at Trerulefoot.

Respect and thanks to Fat Boy Rick and Biker Patch Phil for the excellent work controlling the traffic and allowing us to ride together, well done fellas.

Dookes