A diary photo of my husband disappearing down the road on his super duper motorbike. He is going to get something fixed down in the town. Hope he is safe and doesn't fall off! He rode motorbikes when he was 18 but that was a long time ago!
Three good things;
1. He has remembered to take his phone with him.
2. Hanging the sheets out in the wind - no clothes line so they are draped over the sun umbrella.
3. Believing in the best is better than in the worst!
Oh I remember when my hubby took up the motorbike again after many years, although it was our only form of transport when we were first married. I'm sure it's like riding a bike and he won't have forgotten what to do ;o) xx
You know I love these bikes and hate them too. So many fun rides and too many weeks and months helping with the recovery of stupid Goode men including my husband and his dad.
I bet that brings back a lot of memories for both of you. What a fun shot.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE YOUR PHILOSOPHY--always better to believe in the best. And how lovely to be able to hang your sheets out in the sunshine--mine would just be "sheets" of ice!!!!
@prttblues@digitalrn@summerfield there was no one ahead on the road in front of him! He's actually very careful - only problem on this run - he ran out of petrol! Now when do I ever run out of fuel on my push bike!
Looks like a pro!!! Nice shot of him!! My husband loves his Harley. i used to ride with him, but don't any more. Just too nervous about hanging off the back...feel so vulnerable. He has been riding all his life and is a good driver, but it is the other people and unknown conditions that concern me.
@philcameron59 John's got one of these too - the LE - Noddy bike as he knows they are called. But its not in a going condition - yet - probably will never be. It has a very soft motor sound.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE YOUR PHILOSOPHY--always better to believe in the best. And how lovely to be able to hang your sheets out in the sunshine--mine would just be "sheets" of ice!!!!