Maybe for some folks this isn’t the most epic motorcycle tour ever. But for me, it’s huge.
Six men. Six bikes. One thousand, one hundred fifteen kilometres. Four days.
I’m lovin’ it!
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We visited Cores Island the other week. It was spectacular.
On the ferry to Cortes Island: Photo by Steve Musial
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Four thousand, four hundred and twelve kilometers. Ten days. Of that, nearly fifteen hundred kilometers in two driving days on the motorcycle with my lovely on the back.
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It was so worth it. Next big trip on July 19/20 with Curtis, Lloyd and possibly Uncle Vic!
The idea of going back to Briercrest (http://briercrest NULL.ca/) has just not left me alone. The details are totally unclear—why would I go there and what would I do? But the direction thought of going remains. The thought just wouldn’t leave us alone, so we decided to drive to Caronport, Saskatchewan and “smell the air” out there, giving God the opportunity to speak to us. Parallel to this thought, I had an overwhelming urge to visit my Dad’s church in Schuler, Alberta and play my song “Whatever (http://davidfriesen NULL.jasonfriesen NULL.ca/albums/soulkin/whatever/)” for them. I felt strongly that they needed to hear the song’s message.
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After all that mucking about, my brother called. “What’s going on?” he asks.
I tell him my sordid sob story.
“J — give my father-in-law a call. All you need to do is buy that drawbar that was too long and cut the end off it. Dad Wiebe will have tools.”
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This list is longer than I originally intended…
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