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We are both retired from Inco Limited in Sudbury, Ontario. Our twin daughters are grown so we travel whenever we can. From 2004 until 2010, we traveled mostly by motorcycle covering 260,000 kilometers. In 2011, we started towing the bike in an enclosed trailer, first behind a motorhome and then behind a truck. This is a travelogue of our wanderings.
About Us
- Jim "Skid" Robinson
- I have been riding motorcycles since 1971, and Sandy has been my co-rider since 1975. We were on Honda GoldWings for 22 years and then spent seven years riding Kawasaki Vulcan Nomads. In 2005, we switched back to a GL1800A Wing. In 1998, we discovered the Vulcan Riders & Owners Club (VROC). No dues, no leaders, no policies and (almost) no rules. Although VROC is an Internet based club running a private news server, the members decide to gather fairly regularly in many different places. Organization level is low and camaraderie is high. For the last few years, we have been attending as many VROC events as possible and will continue to despite riding a Honda.
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Where we've ridden (so far)
On The Road Archive
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2006
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September
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- Back to Sudbury
- Homeward Bound
- A Slow Day At ES
- An Unusual Outbreak
- Finally, We Arrive In Arkansas
- Maine to Arkansas - Day 4
- Maine to Arkansas - Day 3
- Maine to Arkansas - Day 2
- Maine to Arkansas - Day 1
- Supper At The Inn
- NE VROC Tours Maine
- On to Maine
- Blogger Problem Fixed
- Blogger Problems?
- It Was A Dreary Day........
- Home Days
- Guinea Pig Intros
- Birthday on the Road
- Kicking Around Elletsville
- Nashville (No, the other one)
- Back Roads to Bloomington
- Heading For Michigan
- Slow Day In Cambridge
- West Montrose Ontario - Cyclefest (Four Days)
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Freedom begins when you tell Mrs. Grundy to go fly a kite.
-- Quotes from the Notebooks of Lazarus Long
-- Quotes from the Notebooks of Lazarus Long
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