North Country Weekend

I neglected to get any pictures of the brilliant Alabama Swap and Drag that Rick and Michael put on.  Five times the people on their second try.  I stumbled late out of my hammock into a world of vintage parts glory whose dreamy aura was amplified by the haze I was seeing through.  Even with my timely neglect I happened upon parts from choppers' past which must proceed into choppers' future by way of fair trade (thanks for carrying it all home Bowles!) I also neglected to take a picture of the giant swollen lip that a spider must have given me in my hammock the next night at our cliff side camp.  I did however get the camera out for the fishing and some of the ride home.  

January in Alabama.

A North Country Swap and Drag

This is a good time for a swap meet and northern Alabama is a good place to ride to.  It is currently on fire with color.  We watched old cars go fast and Harley's go... well not as fast. Rick and his son Michael put on a great event which brought together old timers and young hopefuls.  Parts where swapped along with lies and perhaps a few non-fiction stories.  Campfire rants, Waylon covers and Justin Moon can dance!  This experience must be repeated.  

October 29

Avondale car show, oil leaks, S.K.A.T.E off.

Barber's Vintage Races and Swap