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Yoshie chan is riding on XL1200L And taking off

The Badlands

The Badlands South Dakota

Packing for a month trip

Swim suit, 2 pairs jeans and wear a pair, 1 pair of shorts, 5 changes of underwear, 3 pairs of socks, 2 long sleeve shirts, 4 t-shirts and wear one, light weight jacket, rainsuit, flip flops, small cosmetic bag, Tom Tom gps, camera, lap top, sunscreen and a major credit card in case we forgot anything.

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Alvie & Debbie Blankenship’s ride thru Catoctin Mt. State Park Maryland

McGuire Summer Trip

Mamaw & Pepaw McGuire from Mountain City travel to MD, NY, VT & PA

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Jeff St John & the Id – Eastern dream

Jeff St John was a vocalist at TCN. Channel Nine, Sydney Australia , between 1961-1963 and a regular feature vocalist on teenage variety programmes like “Opportunity Knocks”, hosted by Desmond Tester. Between 1965-1971 he was the lead vocalist member of the bands “The Id”, “Yama”, and “Copperwine” . With The Id and Copperwine he achieved national success, both live and with Top Ten hit singles. (Big Time Operator – The Id), (Teach Me How To Fly – Copperwine). From 1972 to 1982 he was self employed. He ran a successful career in entertainment performing the roles of performer, writer (music and dialogue), producer and business manager. He became the first artist outside America to be released on the ASYLUM label. National Top Ten with the hit single (Fool In Love). From 1982 until now has done a lot of things including collaboration with Universities on various programs for the disabled, lecture tours on the same, and designing plus building a beautifull Harley Davidson trike plus of course fronting Jeffrey St John & The Embers. Was recently made PATRON for the MOSAIC FAMILY & COMMUNITY SERVICES Organisation. This recently formed organisation provides support for disabled people in many areas, including rehabilitation programs for disabled people unfairly penalised by the legal system.

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2010 Harley Davidson Trike at the NYC Jacob Javitz Center Bike Show