I managed to get out for a short ride on Sunday afternoon and decided I'd head over the J.B. Bridge to Columbia. This means I'm no longer an Interstate virgin. Whatever could this mean? I haven't a clue, but I do know I don't feel any different.
Monday, July 8, 2013
No Longer
Columbia, Illinois is just over the Jefferson Barracks Bridge from South St.Louis County. It is where I-255 crosses the Mississippi River.
I managed to get out for a short ride on Sunday afternoon and decided I'd head over the J.B. Bridge to Columbia. This means I'm no longer an Interstate virgin. Whatever could this mean? I haven't a clue, but I do know I don't feel any different.
I managed to get out for a short ride on Sunday afternoon and decided I'd head over the J.B. Bridge to Columbia. This means I'm no longer an Interstate virgin. Whatever could this mean? I haven't a clue, but I do know I don't feel any different.
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Holy Hannah! When I saw the snippet of 'No Longer' and a pic of your scoot I thought "Oh no!" I am glad it's because you are no longer an 'interstate virgin' phew I thought wee red chariot had a mishap and was 'no longer' glad you just lost your virginity ;)
ReplyDeleteSorry, to give you a startle. It just was quite a surprise to me that little old putt putt me would find myself on I-255. It is a long way from hunting lawn flamingos
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I was afraid of the same thing!! I'm glad that all is good.
ReplyDeleteInterstate virgin no more. HA! I remember those days. The interstate is now just a means to an end to get between point A and C faster. :)
Actually, I wanted to see how much difference it made taking the visor off my dual sport helmet. Taking off the visor made a really big difference. My neck likie.
DeleteYou don't feel any different? No special glow? No one can tell by looking at you? Sheesh what was all the fuss and hype about then?
ReplyDeleteGlad to know you and your scoot can handle the Interstate when needed.
I hear it gets better after you do it a few times :^)
DeleteOh no! What is the world coming to? Next you'll want to ride north to mn. *wink wink*
ReplyDeleteDefinitely could be a slippery slope leading to . . .
DeleteYes, be very cautious Keith; this will sneak up on you....this thing will grow and we'll soon be reading about you being half way to Tierra del Fuego.
ReplyDeleteI always wondered if the water really did circle in the opposite direction as it went down the drain in the Southern Hemisphere.
DeleteHmm, I didn't know the Interstate went that far south.
I happens to all of us sooner or later. Welcome to the how can I get there faster club!
ReplyDeleteYep, already find myself thinking a little in that direction. Oh well.
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