Today was a no incidents day of incidence. About 100 miles into what was to be a short, 338 mile day, fog and mist set in. No weather reports predicted this. I'm told it's a thermal consequence of the hottest days on record in this area. Anyway, i rode 250 miles of fog and mist. Because of road construction delays, one false turn (my bad), and slow going, i didn't arrive until almost 10:00 pm. So the last 50 miles of fog and mist were also darkness. Bless God and blessed be God there were no incidents; this is not the way to take a motorcycle trip. nonetheless, another adventure. What's life for if not adventure.
Only 2 pics today. This part of the world has lots of bridges, so i took a picture. it wouldn't be in the blog except that becasue of the fog i got no other pics of scenery. it was beatiful when i could see it, but that was rare and never clear. Also, because of the delays and slow going, i didn't take time to stop for pictures. So i rode through some of the world's most beautiful coastland but couldn't see it ... i see a make up trip next year.
Of course i include an end of the day picture of Gladys and me. She served me well today. As i rode her through the mist on slick streets, we both were glad she had her 25,000 mile tune up, bath, and new tires in Seattle. She clung to the road like a mountain goat and purred like a kitten.
Our final sunset from the clergy cabn.
