I stopped by VROC Alley and visited Sherm, Pat, Romy, Dave, Jim and Katy. Joe and Susan had already left for CA. |
I had to pick up another set of glasses so I parked on the US side and walked across. |
I passed on the booze and drugs |
didn't need any trinkets either |
these are the first police I have seen in Algodones |
Best place for glasses according to my local authority. :) |
Whew, my helmet and other stuff was still there when I got back. |
No tracks on the dunes yet. |
I thought those blades might hit me as I rode by, but the road turned just in time. |
I think John might be running a little side business out here. |
John Deere owners sure go to extremes! |
The road from I-8 to Julian was fun to ride |
It was the first time I have ridden a very windy road in high wind conditions. Interesting |
I see Susan has been at it again! :) |
This overlook is just south of Julian. That is the Salton Sea just over the hill at the low point. |
There was a very nice young lady from the Netherlands that offered to take my picture. |
She has been touring the US for the last six months and sleeping in her car. |
She'll be heading back home in February |
Looking at downtown Julian |
Had to stop at Mom's for a bite to eat. |
Two pies and a hot spiced apple cider. |
Henderson Lake NW of Julian |
Not bad for the day before Christmas |
I'm supposed to meet my brother here. |
He is fourteen years younger than I am so he still has to work. |
My best friend from my childhood. Tom and his wife Kathy. |
My old Alma Mater. It wasn't all fenced in when I attended. |
I lived in this house from the time I was six until I was nineteen. |
My sister Shari and our nieces daughter Shelby |
Getting ready for Christmas dinner at Barb and Steve's home. |
Quick pic of sister Shari and her husband Ken before I leave for home. |
Elsinore Lake. I used to ride my chopper over here often and none of those houses were there. |
It is a long way down. I have seen quite a few guys jump off from here with their hang gliders in days gone by. |
Just over that snow capped peak is Palm Springs |