Road to Freedom 98
There is only one way to describe the months of June, July and August. Wet! Granted, it is summer and most of Florida had drought conditions. It is good to get the rain, but it sure cuts down on the riding time.
We have managed to get a few local rides in between Thunderstorms! But not a pack the bike for a week kind of ride we really enjoy.
So until “Mother Nature” says otherwise we will be staying close to home. It’s a good time to make sure the bikes are in shape. Stock up on sunscreen and water. We will keep waiting and watching the sky. Looking for the next opportunity to ride! Will give it a try tomorrow in between rain drops. HOG meeting at HD Tallahassee at 10, then a good ride to Crawfordville!
Our Waitresses Jodi and Melanie (You are the best)
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As fun as it is to go Zooming down the highway! There comes a time when you will have to stop, usually it’s for gas or something to eat. There are plenty of places to get gas, the biggest questions is where to eat? Well this is where I hope to be of some help. One of our favorite places to visit in Panacea, Mad Anthony’s Waterfront Grille at the end of Rock landing Road. You can sit inside or out under the palmetto roof. It is screened in to help with the bugs. You can enjoy the ceiling fan’s and huge screen TV’s. Plus they feature a full bar with awesome drinks. Our favorite is the Erie Brewing Company beer. Arleen likes the Shandy and I like the Rail Bender. You can get anything you want but these are our favorites. The food is very good. You have to try the fish Taco’s, the best you can get! We enjoy coming to Mad Anthony’s we have been coming here’s since they opened a few years back. It’s one of our regular stops. The entire staff treat you like family. The atmosphere just pulls you in and doesn’t want to let go. When your on 98 in Panacea, look for Mad Anthony’s at the end of Rock Landing Road. You’ll be glad you did. Oh by the way, there is plenty of room to park your bike. The ground is hard packed gravel and sand, easy to ride on.
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It’s been awhile since we have posted anything. We have had some problems with getting the site like we wanted, had to get with our computer Guru. I think we are back up and running. A lot has been going on since our last post. Arleen and I joined our Local HOG Group, out of Tallahassee. We have done a couple rides with them, one of which, was to the Children’s facility where we work. A fund raising ride, we even got a good write up in the local paper. Our latest adventure, we rode up to north GA, Hiawassee, to visit our Son and Daughter in law. The weather ran us back home sooner that we wanted, but that’s life on two wheels. We will be posting more stuff soon. We are new to all this, so pleae be patient with us. We want to have fun with this a well as learn how to do it better. We just went live with the site, so we will see how the public reacts. Anyway, this is our life. This is what we Love to do!
If you ike following us, let us know. We will answer any questions you may have as best we can. We will be happy to consider any suggesstions you may have as well. So until next time, BE SAFE and GOD BLESS!
On our final day in Daytona we woke to a beautiful crisp morning eager to get Arleen’s bike. We left our motel bright and early and again headed to the Harley Shop. The problem with her bike was the voltage regulator had gone bad. Thus draining the battery. The voltage regulator was still under warranty so the bill wasn’t as bad as it could have been. All in all we were better off than our neighbor at the motel. He blew his engine the day before. We returned to the motel, got Vivian and our gear. Headed for home. For us Daytona Bike Week was over. All in all we had a great time which is what it is all about anyway.