Here are some pictures of my motorcycle adventures. I am a member of a Masonic Riders Asscociation. We are called "the Widow Sons". This name is taken from our Masonic Tradition, which tells us that Hiram Abiff, the hero of the Masonic Legend, was the son of widow. Our group rides together and also participates in charity runs for various causes. If any of my readers are Masons, and are interested in riding with us or joining, get in touch with me.
The pictures are of: 1) our widow sons colors. 2) my family on the boardwalk beach at Atlantic city. 3) me and my bike. 4) my buddy jimmy and his wife deb. and 5) boston police patrol bikes(harleys).
A couple of years ago, I went on vacation with my family to Atlantic City. It was a great getaway. We stayed at the Casino Hotel called "Showboat". I only gambled $20.oo, because the days were filled with fun times at the pool, the beach, and exploring the famous Atlantic City Boardwalk. In the pic is Greg, Steph, Marge, and Ethan. I like the ocean in the background.
My bike is a Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad. It has a 1500 cc engine, and the seating is very comfortable for long rides and passengers.
Jimmy and Donna are friends that I met thru my buddy Shawn. Every year we go to bike week in Laconia, NH. We stay at a scenic camping ground called Maple Haven. Our days are spent riding in the beautiful NH forests and parks. We also go to Weir's Beach, where all the people are hanging out, tons of vendors, good food, and interesting adventures. One rainy nite, Nick(shawn's son) and I went to the local watering hole to hustle locals for free beer with our pool playing skills, unfortunately, we didn't win much beer because we felt bad about hustleing such easy prey.
The last pic is of Boston Police Motorcycles. I love the look of a Police Bike. I don't know what it is, but the motorcycle cops bring a look of power and respect, and seem more a part of the community than a dull police cruiser.
Alright, I don't want this to get to long, so i'll see you all on the flipside, cuz i'm outta here.
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