Pictures from the Fourth trip

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Pictures from the Fourth trip

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Hey guys, I posted on the Fourth about my plans, but for those of you who don't know, my dad and I took the bikes about 215 miles out to Copper Breaks State Park and then took the long way home the next day. Here are a few of the 150+ pictures I took.

About an hour and a half from the park, we hit some rain.
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At the scenic overlook at the park
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Our welcoming party
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looking directly south from the overlook
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some more scenery
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a more artistic shot of the grass
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my dad about to sneak a cat nap
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the lake itself (it was a lot bigger on the map)
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the dam and the Pease River below, winds along the bluffs
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The scene I awoke to
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My bed
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Breakfast of Champions!
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Our charming alarm clock
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my face shield was covered with bugs from our late night
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back on the road again, free roaming cattle
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some of the wide open plains
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Road to Nowhere
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my bike during our short picture stop
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The supplyhouse in Guthrie for the 4 sixes ranch
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A run down gas station in Guthrie
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old flatbed truck
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Looking into the soda shop of the gas station
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old coke machine
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my personal favorite from the trip
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Ok that looks like a really nice trip. :headbang: :shocker

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Those were some fantastic pictures bro! great camera!

Sorry to argue, but if thats what you call a lot of bugs on your windscreen, your wrong LOL. Here in Ontario I get that after 5mins of riding! LOL
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Cool pics; looks like you two had a great time! Those gas station pics remind remind me of some of the stuff on http://www.lostamerica.com
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Wow all you guys go for some awesome scenic trips. I really need to do that sometime. Great pictures man.
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nice trip!

what is that orange bike I can't quite make it out
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Looks like a good ride in no mans land. Cool pics!
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So this place is still in texas right? Post up some more pics if you, I really like them. Personally love the gas station, gives such a nostalgic feel.
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haunter wrote:nice trip!

what is that orange bike I can't quite make it out
The orange one is my dad's, a 91 Kawasaki ZR750, went by "zephyr" back then. He just got it repainted last fall and it is so sweet...
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That kawi is pretty cool looking.

I didn't know that there were that many trees in TX. I expected to see cacti, rattlesnakes and cowboys everywhere! :tard:
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Really nice shots! Living on either coast, it's hard to believe there is that much open country in the US anymore..
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Yeah, those are NICE pictures. Reminds me of Roadhouse Blues by The Doors.
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Scenic country out there. Thanks for sharing.
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tommyj27 wrote:That kawi is pretty cool looking.

I didn't know that there were that many trees in TX. I expected to see cacti, rattlesnakes and cowboys everywhere! :tard:
haha that's a lot less trees than we've got around here! and funny you should say that, when I was living in NC for a short period, everyone asked me if I rode a horse to school bonkonhead
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