White Line Adventures

White Line Adventures

Travel by Motorcycle and adventures happen. White Line Adventures is a place to share those stories, tips and tricks that you've learned along the way. A Motorcycle Travel-Zine by Motorocycle Enthusiasts for all to enjoy.

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Little did we know the price we were about to pay for our admission in to God's light and color spectacular... The thunder and lightning intensified and the winds began to pick up, it wasn't long before the rain began to come down. The problem that we were having was not in making the decision to push on or not, at this point we had no choice. We were near the Northern edge of Monument Valley, to far north to turn back and not far enough to be close to shelter for the night. It's nearing 8:00 pm and we've been on the road ... Read Full Story
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It's 12:30, just a little later than the 8:00 am departure that we were hoping for but on the positive side, by the time we were done subtracting mileage for our backtracking, we were still 30 miles closer. That had to have been the longest 30 miles I've ever ridden. 12:30 in the Arizona desert, not only is the temperature now about 105 and climbing but we can see the Monsoon storm clouds brewing to the north of us. West on Bell Road to I-17 turn right and head north and head north FAST . Our exhaust pounding off of the pavement and the ... Read Full Story
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We rolled to the far north side of the valley (Phoenix metro area), 50 miles or so from our starting point. The plan was to have an easy breakfast and ride hard to Flagstaff where we'd fuel, take a quick break and head towards Tuba City and on in to Kayenta (Southern side of Monument Valley). At least, that WAS the plan. We had the easy breakfast - there's nothing quite like hashbrowns smothered and covered to keep your belly from grumbling. We had all just finished our meal, the ladies headed out to the bikes while the guy's took care of the check ... Read Full Story
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The last time I posted about the '99 Sturgis trip, and I know it's been a while, my buddy and I were on our way in to Monarch Harley Davidson in Orem, Utah. I still hate that ride in, you'd figure that I'd be over it by now - you know - move on already... nope. I hate riding "bitch" - my guess is that it's a control issue, maybe someday I'll take it up in therapy - but then again, when is the last time you saw a motorcycle parked in front of a therapist office? Motorcycles are therapy. We arrived at Monarch ... Read Full Story
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Okay, just to let you know--I have not gotten lazy... There has been a boat load of crap happening in my life and Christmas is right around the corner... so unfortunately I haven't had the time to put together a quality post for your enjoyment in a while. So while I continue to wade my way through everything... including shopping (blaaaa...) ... I was able to find an article that I enjoyed and thought I'd share - I did put in some links to the Internet Movie Data Base so you can check out some of the titles. I promise, I am working on ... Read Full Story
The Plum LineGreg Sargent's blog ... Listen not to be insulting or engage in ad hominem attacks but some of these fella's…like Sessions…are literally not far removed from their white sheets. The repubs have become a rump party based in the South…they represent the new confederacy and even talk about secession. They are increasingly marginalizing themselves and most of their constituents are old angry white people…see tea party rallies. lfo...  
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Tom Harkin (D-IA) wouldn't go so far as to say the White House misrepresented how hard it fought for the public option. But he said he assumed all along that they were working hard for it behind the scenes. He was wrong. ... HEY BO SRE YOU GIVING LIEingScumbagBERMAN a bit of presure to get in line with the health care program.....Just wondering..Or how about calling up traitor Joe yourself before the bill is passed or finalized and ask him...  
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Technology can also rescue you from standing in line. United Airlines is rolling out a "linebuster" service where agents with portable computers help late-arriving passengers make a connecting flight. Agents will check lines to see if ... Still no Wi-Fi on Continental Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Southwest Airlines, or US Airways. United has Wi-Fi on most flights from Los Angeles and San Francisco to New York, at $8 for a handheld device and $13...  
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Lindsey Graham's not white enough Christmas. Artfully put, moron: SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM (R-SC): Throughout the nation, there are going to be thousands of more people enrolled in Medicaid. And every state, except one, is going to have to ...  
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Have you watched Launch My Line on Bravo yet? No? Neither have we. But we will on January 6, if we can remember, when Lady Gaga makes a cameo. She "surprises the designers" and the teams are supposed to create outfits inspired by her. ...  
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Tweets that mention Big Government » Blog Archive » Transvestites, Mao And Obama Ornaments Decorate White House Christmas Tree -- Topsy.com - December 22nd, 2009 at 11:51 am. [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Drudge Siren, ...  
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The 7 Line extension — that glorious city-funded boondoggle of a subway extension — reached a milestone this past week. After a few months of drilling, the second of the project's two tunnel boring machines broke through the southern ...  
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The dashed white line indicates dragging the film to the camera. When the "Bird-Head God" object is clicked (the object is to the right of the door) Toth, the God of Wisdom, will move to the bar at the bottom of the screen and hints ...  
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The 60-to-39 party-line vote, on the 25th straight day of debate on the legislation, brings Democrats a step closer to a goal they have pursued for decades. It clears the way for negotiations with the House, which passed a broadly ...  
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It is, after all, exactly what the White House did with the banks. Just as he did with insurance companies, Obama talked tough to the bankers in public but, when push came to shove, he ended up shoving public money onto their ...  
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