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Uncle Hud wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 12:00 pm

Av8er wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 9:06 am I live in Flat Rock, south of Asheville about 20 miles

Been through there many a time, as we drove up I-26 and US 64 to backpack through Pisgah. Turn left onto Little River Road at Carl Sandberg's, then turn left onto Crab Creek Road at the quarry. In spring and summer, that's one of the most pleasant drives around.

I'm sure he's never been on that road.

Semper Fidelis and welcome!

Wayne

Av8er wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 9:04 am Retired, but yes. I flew Harriers in the Marine Corps and retired also from Delta

wheatonFJR wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 12:13 pm

1911 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 12:11 pm Welcome to the forum. It’s starting to look like if we ever get all the upstate SC/western NC FJR riders together in one place at one time it would be quite the gaggle BTW a friend recently recommended Flat Rock Wood Room for lunch. RTE coming soon.

Yeah, lets keep those Georgians at a distance...

Does Mrs Hud ever let Hud come out to play if there are no BMR bonus points at stake?

Jwilly is a cop magnet.

Maybe when Pants gets moved in.

On behalf of Mr. Willy and Mr. Hud....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u94YdzY-2s

I am still a newlywed, brothers and sisters.

I had a suspicion, but just googled AV-8...sure enough the Harrier was the AV-8...so our friend from Flat Rock was doubly clever with his forum name.

Welcome on, Av8er, my son just got out from USMC as a airframe mech on the platform. He's was , and is, in Yuma. I'd like to say i can get him to ride at EOM in Sept, but i think he's gonna be in school for heli pilot round then.

mi_pjk wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 2:48 pm Welcome on, Av8er, my son just got out from USMC as a airframe mech on the platform. He's was , and is, in Yuma. I'd like to say i can get him to ride at EOM in Sept, but i think he's gonna be in school for heli pilot round then.

Be sure to pass a "Thank you", for his service, to your son.

Welcome to the forum. Don't believe most of what these guys tell you, especially if they live in Illinois.

I'm not a cop magnet, I just feel strongly about donating to local municipalities in areas that have twisty roads!

jwilly wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 10:56 pm Welcome to the forum. Don't believe most of what these guys tell you, especially if they live in Illinois.

I'm not a cop magnet, I just feel strongly about donating to local municipalities in areas that have twisty roads!

So much so that he hires a lawyer to see if he can give more!

(BTW, I don't live in Illinois...so you can trust me)

Next up on The Feejers banquet is the Performance Award, which goes to the rider willing to go above and beyond in the call of supporting local law enforcement. This award epitomizes the spirit of selfless giving and "leadership" in the art of blazing the paved trail so that the rest of us can safely follow safely and without hassle. This award recipient scoffs in the face of intimidating things like sirens and flashing lights. No - this award goes to a true pioneer.

This year's award goes to …. Jwilly!

(Hip Hip Hooray!!)