The Texas Hill Country has some of the best motorcycling riding. Today we rode 240 miles on twisties, hair-pin curves, steep grades, and huge dips. The roads included Ranch roads 335, 336, and 337, also known as "The Twisted Sisters". Unbelieveable. Then we paralleled the Guadalupe River back into Kerrville. This is a must if you are ever in the "Hill Country". This is not the ride for the weak or faint at heart. It followed canyons and climbs over jagged, steep, and crumbling hills. There were lots of shear drop-offs and not much in the way of guardrails. There were lots of scenic panoramic views. Thanks to our tour guides, Marsha and Ras Ambriosio for leading us through the scarriest ride of my life. Ride it and hold on.
Florida Motor Maids all gathered to have their business meeting at 8:30 pm. 42 Motor Maids have all rode their motorcycles to convention and will ride them back to their hometowns.
The Finale--Beth and her husband invited all of us to her suite for snacks and drinks. Of course, the Motor Maids have to see how many will fit in the heart-shaped tub. We Ain't Right.
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