My favorite scenic pics of 2007

[talltigeguy]

Dude,

Come to my house! I take off from my doorstep and there are some great trails right here. In about 25 minutes I can have you at the Hurricane sand dunes. The dunes have some special demands, but can be pretty fun once you get used to them. There are some very tall sand dunes that can be a tough climb...fortunately, the sand is very forgiving when you don't make it. I love climbing hills.

To be honest, the area here is pretty tough. Nothing is smooth, so you are constantly on your feet, might as well take the seat off sometimes. I like the challenge of it, and I mostly do it for the exercise.

I have very few pics because I have a bad habit of dropping the bike and rolling in the sand. I worry it would be bad for the camera. Some guys just weren't designed for motorcycles.

[Moki]

Sweet, I'll call you when we we're down there and see if we can get a ride in. I'm going surfing on one of the days I'm down there with Lovin Powell.

BTW, I drop my bike all the time...If your not burnin, you're not learnin

[dogbert]

Guess where?

[zad0030]

Guess where?

HEAVEN!!!!

[LovinPowell]

It doesn't get any better than that, that's what I call perfect glass.

[anhaney]

[QUOTE=dogbert;115692]Guess where?

TEXAS.

[dogbert]

Nope. Northern Saskatchewan. Too bad you'd never get a wakeboard boat in there unless you flew it in.

[Moki]

Inconcievable! I guess if you cannot get a boat in, then that would be hell


Beautiful picture!!!

[maximus2003]

Nope. Northern Saskatchewan. Too bad you'd never get a wakeboard boat in there unless you flew it in.

What lake is it? My wife's family has a cabin in northern sasktchewan. It looks very similar, although every lake up there looks the same. Their's is on Turtle Lake. It's a place where time stood still. A place where you have your first beer at 8am, pass out by 1pm, and drive to the beer store at 3pm to grab another case of pilsner(the only beer they carry).