Saturday I rode to Corbin, Kentucky. It was about 3 hours and an exercise mainly to keep my interstate and distance skills from deterorating. I got about 45mpg on that tank. I was also there to spend time with a friend who lives in the area, and scout out possible camping spots for later this month or next month. Daniel Boon National Forest is all around that area. I also saw the original Colonel Sanders restaurant. Now days it's just a funny-looking KFC. They did have a bunch of antique cars outside so perhaps a car club was eating there... On the interstate I managed to drink water and eat jerky, peanuts, and on the way home even a peanut butter sandwich. This kept me moving instead of stopped, which is good. Down to Corbin I only had to stop once for fuel. On the way back I caught about 5 miles of heavy rain. I pulled off and got on my jacket liner, then about 5 miles later I pulled off again to remove it. I was pretty dry when I got home. I think I will need a new pair of glove soon. The Olympia gel gloves I have are wearing out on the left index finger. I think I will look for all leather next time. These didn't last a full year.
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