Wayne and Donna:*~* Our 7am ride through the Big Apple onto 78 went great and we first met up with Rob (Dakar yellow M) westbound when we both blew past exit 15 and had to pull onto the shoulder to compare GPS settings.*~*
Jon T:=*= ...as usual, I was running late... fortunately, I found a couple more Z3s that were also running behind, so I followed them to the starting point.=*=
Jon T:=*= ... we took a few more minutes to say hello to each other, and I unintentionally set off my Clifford IQ9000 alarm's motion sensor while tossing something onto the passenger seat.. THEN, we were off..=*=
I didn't think it was possible to love my car any more than I already did, but I do now.
The roads Stu found for us were just perfect for Emmy,
it was glorious driving and I got into the rhythm of the roads.
Jon T:=*= ...You put your left wheel in, you back your left wheel out, you put your left wheel in, and you spin it all about. You do the hokey pokey and you turn your car around. ..=*=
Even the parts on the highway were beautiful
It is said: Into each life some big gravel truck must fall...
Stop signs make for a nice view too, Z3's as far as the eye can see...
The weather was made to order, around 80 sunshiney glad I already had my sunscreen on as we wound down and around by the canal and into the forest.
Jon forgot sunscreen and turned into "Lobster Man"...
Most of the time we were on the roads thru the woods- turns wiggling on those yellow signs and telling us 20 and 30 mi/per hour...
I don't know how fast I was driving, it was just the right speed to have windows and top down, hair loose and the breezes felt like a light back rub.
Jon lets it all hang out...
Jon, John and I have a new game to play on the cruises.... it's called "catch up".
We let everyone get ahead and then.... vrooom vrooom :)
Emmy go vroom vroom.
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