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Pat Henderson's Life and Motorcycle Travels Blog
http://patnwilton.blogspot.com
Follow Pat on her sojourn through life, often viewed from the saddle of Blaze, her Yamaha vStar. Discover the benefits of wind therapy as a tool in the contemplation of everyday life.
- Added on: Feb 1st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Patricia Henderson
- Listed in: Motor Sports Lifestyle
- Tags: travel life Observations motorcycle muse sojourn
Recent Posts
Best Kept Secrets
“Wanna go ridin’?” It’s amazing what can develop from three small words. Since it is late November, we know we won’t travel too far from home. This time of year the days are short; then start cooling almost as fast as they feel warm enough ...
Massachusetts Man Plans 7000-mile Motorcycle Trek
A Lawrence Massachusetts man and city detective Carlos Vieira will take part in the Iditarod of Harley-Davidson to raise money for veterans’ charities like Paralyzed Veterans of America and Warriors Weekend. The event takes place next June, and Ca...
Motorcycle Trip of a Lifetime
How would you like to travel around the world by motorcycle on a 248 day, 40,000 mile odyssey? Well then, you are in luck. An Austrian company that has been organizing professional motorcycle tours for 30 years is doing just that. To celebrate their ...
The Sunset of our Riding Season
November is not typically renowned in New Hampshire as a great motorcycle riding month, but on occasion Nature drops a beauty into our laps. So it happened on Sunday when the mercury reached into the 60’s. I am barely finished my morning cup of c...
A Salute from Harley-Davidson and Supermodel Marisa Miller
How would you like to meet supermodel Marisa Miller? Or better yet, met Marisa Miller as she hands over the keys to your favorite model Harley motorcycle? Well, if you are on active duty in the military or a military veteran you have an opportunity t...
Why Don’t Witches Wear Underwear? (And other things to talk about on Halloween)
Saturday, October 31st proved to be unseasonably warm in these parts. It may have made for great fall riding if not for the persistent drizzle that began late morning. So rather than chance slipping around on wet leaves, I took myself over to Dave’...
