Back from scoutin' " The Whiskey Run " # 2

Don ( Highbinder ) and I met up friday to check out the Bardstown, Kentucky area for a second time getting ready for the June 11-12-13 " The Whiskey Run ". We've planned out a nice ride that I'm sure folks will enjoy. We had Don ( Spirited-6 ) join us on friday and he showed us some beautiful country out by all the rich horse farms near Lexington on our way to Bardstown ( Thanks Don ) . Friday was a beautiful day with nothing but sunshine. Friday night Dave Weaver and his wife Julie joined us at the motel and rode alittle with us Saturday when we did the scouting ride. The weather pretty much sucked saturday morning with cool temps and rain. Soon after Dave and Julie headed home we hit blue skys , dry roads and sunshine it turnrd into a awesome day for motorcycling.We hooked up with Mac ( Crazyhorse ) at The Mammoth Cave National Park and rode out for a nice lunch in Glasgow. ( Mac it was good seeing and ridin' with you again I'd like to also thank you for waiting on us ).

This is Abraham Lincoln's boyhood home the Lincoln Tavern is also located at this site.Dave's around 6 foot tall and the door header is a head knocker.

Abraham Lincoln National Park and the boyhood cabin and tavern are not where we are going to ride on " The Whiskey Run " however both are on the way and will make a nice place to take a break and folks can check them out.

The sign-up page we have on the VRCC states we are going to ride to The Patton Tank Museum . Since our first scouting trip we did in late November 2009 The Patton Tank Museum is being moved to Georgia. I will say on The Whiskey Run we will have ...Whiskey and fast cars.

On my home I took all backroads as the weather today was made for ridin'. I saw this place last November when we did the first scouting trip so today I rode out to check it out.The road out here was outstanding . I was the only one on the entire battlefield this morning it was a very quiet and I got a uneasy feeling while walking onto the battlefield.