My stay in Victor was a success...I spent time with high school best buddy Duffy Keefe, cousin John Butler, my dear Mother, my Aunt Betty, cousin-in-law Steve Howie, sister Sara, niece Courtney and had a delightful visit with my brother Ron and his wife Kathy (who opened their home to me and were great hosts). A special appearance was made by niece Kelly and her AY-freaking-dorable 5 month old girl....Miss Lila. What a kid.
I was prepared to start my southern crawl on Thursday morning, September 29, but faced a high likelihood of T-storms all the way back to Gaithersburg. After discussing the options with Ron and Kathy we all agreed that spending one more night here made sense and bro Jack was cool with me arriving on Friday rather than Thursday. And so my plan was cast...I'd wait the weather out again and start back on Friday morning.
There's still a good chance of rain on Friday, but the odds are lower and it looks like it would be "showers" and not "T storms". I like those odds better.
The other benefit to waiting is that I'll get to see my niece Kelly and her new baby Lila...she arrives sometime today and will be staying with Ron and Kathy for a couple of days.
So the bike is gassed up, bags are nearly packed and I'm ready to get back on the road. Soon enough.
The unabridged and fully authorized telling of Bob Frame's very first long distance motorcycle tour. I'm happy to have you along for the ride.
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