Monthly Archives: September 2006
The Bounty Hunting Teacher
Those of you that know me well know that at times I can have a bit of an addictive personality. I always seem to have some newfound obsession that I spend hours researching on the internet and even cause me to develop ridiculous schemes related to the object of my obsession. For example, last spring … Continue reading
Power to the People
If you want to get me riled up, one of the easiest ways to do it is ask about the “delights” of running a business in New York. There are multiple taxes and fees, each collected by a different agency, and each on a different schedule from each other and from the Federal government. Upon … Continue reading
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Since our last update, a long 300+ mile day has brought us to the highpoint of the trip, as well as our first rains while riding. After a restful night at the campsite on Digby Neck, described in the last update, we rode on the “highway” to make up some time and get to Cape … Continue reading
Jeff and Sara tie the knot!
Meghan and I just returned from Troy, NY where our friends Jeff and Sara were married last night. It was quite a party and a good time was had by all. We’re glad that Jeff and Sara are now “official” so we have more married friends to hang out with! Pictures are here: 1688
Bar Harbor to Nova Scotia
We left our campsite in Bar Harbor and took “the Cat,” a high-speed ferry over to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Motorcycles were assembled together in the parking lot while waiting to load the boat, so a small “biker gang” was formed and we all chatted about bikes, where we came from and where we were going. … Continue reading