Here is a picture of Blue and our new home hanging with the big boys at a rest stop in West Virginia.
BlueRoad is a multimedia project about the life of Patches O’Nassis, the 1st person to live fulltime in a teardrop trailer pulled by a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Documenting her life on the road with her dog named Yoska, chicken named Esmeralda, Harley called Blue and teardrop trailer called TicTac. Empowering herself and women everywhere to follow their dreams no matter how wild they may seem. Anything is possible.
Friday, November 2, 2012
West Virginia
The second day of my travels we went thru the very top of West Virginia on I-70. It was very cold and wet. By that time I had already been on the road for a couple hours and was getting very cold. The temperature was around 44 degrees... which on a bike on the interstate would make the feel below freezing. I had my leather jacket and chaps on along with my gators for my feet and my heavier rain gloves... I was still cold. So about every 50 miles or so I would have to stop to warm up a bit. It made that tiny section of West Virginia seem to take forever. Everywhere I stopped people kept telling me I was almost out of the rain. Just get to the east side of Columbus Ohio and I would be dry. I just kept pushing thru knowing I didn't have the time to spare to wait it out... luckily I didn't because Sandy brought days of rain and snow.
Here is a picture of Blue and our new home hanging with the big boys at a rest stop in West Virginia.
Check in tomorrow for my scary adventure thru Ohio.
Here is a picture of Blue and our new home hanging with the big boys at a rest stop in West Virginia.
Labels:
cold,
I-70,
motorcycle,
rain,
sandy,
trailer,
west virginia,
winter gear
Location:
West Virginia, USA
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