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We all thought that I'm going to have a baby girl. However, the last ultrasound I had before giving birth revealed that it's a baby boy! Wrong choice of wallpaper! Nevertheless, it's cute! The pink, yellow and white stripes were painted by Rommel, me and Mang Dodong.
"The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at or repair"
We had a heck of a time figuring out how to get the pin drafting creel to function properly. This wasn't the right answer.
A volte ti senti come se fossi tu, l'unica cosa sbagliata.
Sometimes you feel like the only wrong thing.
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The fire trucks arrived coming the wrong way down Wellington Street to an alarm at my office's building.
I think this is what this was. Correct me Hersh or Kim if I'm wrong. All I know is: it was delicious!
Exposure: 1/160
Aperture: f/1.4
Focal Length: 50 mm
ISO Speed: 800
A wrong turn on a detour through Mt. Hood National Forest brought us to this oh-so-popular lookout point we've visited before. Jayne asked me to move her bike here (she would never ride so close to an edge), and at last, had photos of herself taken here (I have many of me and my bike already).
Those panniers and top box and the fuel containers on the KLR are from Coyotetrips.com, which makes and curates very high quality parts and accessories for adventure motorcycles. It's my business. I make and curate products I myself want for my adventure riding. The panniers and top boxes are designed by me and made in Oregon, USA:
Too many hours later, we were, at last, home in Forest Grove, ending our two-week 2016 motorcycle trip: 2825 miles/4520 km, mostly in Idaho, some in Eastern Oregon, and a little bit in Montana and Washington. Included at least 120 miles of gravel. Travelogue: