Stuck between Shit (Winamucca) and a Nowhere (Lovelock)
Posted: September 17th, 2007, 10:04 am
Some of you may have read I rolled with stoffers to the Big-N-Nasty
in Idaho.
So here is a little something about our newest member Wboo.
Background:
On another site pstoffers sent wboo a part he had in his rafters. ( 2-3 dollars S+H cost to stoffers). It turns out wboo lives 20-25 miles from the hill so he says he is going to come watch and afterwords would like to have us over for a BBQ. Good stuff if you ask me.
Well we made it like half way when the truck took a shit.(Ford
) Atfer a lot of hassle, phone calls, and about 24 hours were were finally back on the road in a rental 1/2 ton. So needless to say, without the trailer and a few of the things that may not necessarily be needed but would certainly make life a little easier. I mean afterall how much can you fit in a Nissan Titan with three extended bikes in the back and three guys up front. 
We reached the hill at (hell I can even remember.
Friggin early.) Anyways we tossed out the sleeping bags on the ground and tried to catch a few winks. That wasn't easy rocks, holes, uneven ground you name it. 
When I woke I realized I was laying in a cow pasture with a good size patty about three inches from my face. Now, I dont know about you but I move alot when I sleep, wonder how many times I rolled in it? 
So once Stoffers rode his first event wboo was able to find us so we made introductions and spent the day watching hill climbing getting to know one another and talking about our misfortunes.
After hearing about our ordeal they (Ray and his wife Debbie) offered for us "THE GIFT" roof, shower, bed and oh yea a great dinner. I'll have to tell you in this day and age you just don't see it any more. Most people sure are not going to open up their house to three people they just met that day.
So remember what goes around comes around.
And once again THANKS to wboo and his wife.
in Idaho.
So here is a little something about our newest member Wboo.
Background:
On another site pstoffers sent wboo a part he had in his rafters. ( 2-3 dollars S+H cost to stoffers). It turns out wboo lives 20-25 miles from the hill so he says he is going to come watch and afterwords would like to have us over for a BBQ. Good stuff if you ask me.
Well we made it like half way when the truck took a shit.(Ford
) Atfer a lot of hassle, phone calls, and about 24 hours were were finally back on the road in a rental 1/2 ton. So needless to say, without the trailer and a few of the things that may not necessarily be needed but would certainly make life a little easier. I mean afterall how much can you fit in a Nissan Titan with three extended bikes in the back and three guys up front. We reached the hill at (hell I can even remember.
Friggin early.) Anyways we tossed out the sleeping bags on the ground and tried to catch a few winks. That wasn't easy rocks, holes, uneven ground you name it. When I woke I realized I was laying in a cow pasture with a good size patty about three inches from my face. Now, I dont know about you but I move alot when I sleep, wonder how many times I rolled in it? So once Stoffers rode his first event wboo was able to find us so we made introductions and spent the day watching hill climbing getting to know one another and talking about our misfortunes.
After hearing about our ordeal they (Ray and his wife Debbie) offered for us "THE GIFT" roof, shower, bed and oh yea a great dinner. I'll have to tell you in this day and age you just don't see it any more. Most people sure are not going to open up their house to three people they just met that day.
So remember what goes around comes around.
And once again THANKS to wboo and his wife.
