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Sagebrush wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2023 8:52 am For anyone that might want to take a day and do the tourist thing I can highly recommend a day at Shaker Village of Kentucky. Its approximately a 90 minute ride from the Days Inn via the big roads. Plan on spending the day, restaurant on site. You'll explore the culture, building techniques, and even see how their religious beliefs influence the shaker style furniture and cabinetry they developed.

https://shakervillageky.org/

Just remember, there were no little shakers

Just made mine and Jbrabbs reservations. Looking forward to seeing all our friends and making new ones.

buggss wrote: ↑Tue Feb 06, 2024 1:07 pm Just made mine and Jbrabbs reservations. Looking forward to seeing all our friends and making new ones.

Good to see you signed up! See you in September. It's been a while. Looking forward to it. ...Bob

If the bike is a little shakey … don’t worry … it will be fixed
There’s always at least one …

Gord(often mine)Jones

We tried but I think that one did not get fixed till it got to Oldewings!!

if running on two cylinders is fixed.... we fixed it!

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Jeanne and I have made reservations at the hotel for 9-9 to 9-13. See you all there!

Just booked a room. Hope to make it up there with a bike and hang out with my NGW friends again!

awesome!!

That’s just great wog … looking forward to seeing you again !

Gord

Being hopeful that I can make this one. Wife is one month post surgery and much improved health wise. Biggest problem now is she don't want to be here alone at night. We lost our other dog recently due to kidney failure. Trying to convince her to spend a couple of nights with one our sons. We do have two cats that will have to be looked after but she should be able to handle that. It still maybe end up a last minute go or no go decision. Bike is ready and I am getting some ride time lately to get my body ready. Fingers crossed.

Hope it works out but don't want to leave a scared wife I can understand. Rescues are over flowing with dogs looking for someone to cuddle with

We've been looking at the local rescue ads but so far have not visited any. The adoption fees have gone through the roof like everything else. The last one we got was $85 about 12 years ago. Adoption fees, vet visits, shots, food etc all have to be considered while looking. Pet ownership is no longer affordable for many people.

Yea I know. We have had to raise our fee to 350 and that does not even touch what we have in each dog. Food bill alone is about 1500 a month. So far this year there have been 3 adoptions I think. If you are really interested many rescues now use petfinder https://www.petfinder.com/ you can put in your zip code and search for specific breeds etc etc.. We currently have 16 listed on there.