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:) Hey, it was my bike! Here is another one I owned. I really loved this one. 125 combat wombat. I ran it around Bamber in the early 80's. I rode with no helment, just a knit beenie on my head. Stupid. http://www.bradsbikes.com/image_collection/picview.aspx?maxWidth=500&pic=20051123091033.jpg

:mrgreen: In 1972(?) I owned that 1970 Yamaha Enduro. They were heavy sheet steel in those days. The distance from the Presidential Lakes little store to the beach is about 250 yards. My not too bright friend Pete asked me if he could ride it to the beach. Sure I said, I'll get on the back...

Good post George. All memories welcome in this post, any year.

Damn, I had a good laugh over that one. I know its hard for you to visualize, but in my mind I saw you sliding backwards (in the air), from Sunday to Monday with your mouth wide open and your eyes bugged out! :dance: You look like a natural on that new bike. Where is your leather? Tell...

Thanks for the effort. As you can see, we are easily amused!

Scott, it still looks good? What is that, a Honda? Why do you still own it, is it hard letting go of the memories? This one...

No, nothing was ever legitimate back there. To this day it gives me the creeps sometimes. It isn't natural anymore. I would have liked to see what the land was like before man screwed it up. Think about it; you have these clay lenses atop a plateau in the pines. That itself is interesting, but...

Good post Steve. The first time I camped at the clay pits I was 17. We camped at the first lake, the oval one with the steep sides. There was a motorcycle club at the far end of the lake, and we were on the edge about halfway down. About 10PM they shouted over to me and my buddy...."hey, got...

Hmmm boy! That "Egg Harbor Hurry Up" sounds delicious!

I was talking to Woodjin, Bear, Guy, and some others about Glory Days in the pines. I’d call that 1968 to 1978. I wanted to reminisce about them here on the open board in the hopes that others would share some of the memories. Excuse me if I repeat from earlier posts. I am an old guy. Give me a...

Lone Pine Silo is the BOSS!