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We've long suspected that our Quad Cities pal MINI dmv actually made it out to MOTD and now we have proof positive. He was kind enough to share this pic, noting only that it "sums up the entire event" for him.
A. Now, does the pic might mean that he had a fantastic time, given that
-- The LEO only gave him a warning (true fact), and even gave permission to take the pic
-- He's driving a hot R56 on the Dragon (counts for a lot )
-- The driver is smiling
-- The Smokey Mt. scenery is awesome
B. Or does the pic mean he had less than an ideal time, since
-- He indeed got stopped by a LEO (albeit a warning)
-- He's not moving very fast
-- It's raining and the roads are wet
What do you think? --
Thanks for sharing the pic David...we'd love to hear more about your adventures!
"...indeed the love that the horses of the Rangers bore for their riders was so great that they were willing to face even the terror of the Door, if their masters' hearts were steady..." --- J.R.R. Tolkien
The only sun we had was at Graceland. Otherwise wet/gloomy and rainy. I drove the dragon in and Jamie (in pic) held on for dear life. He drove it the next day up and back and I held on for dear life. I drove the dragon out. It was great gloomy fun all in all. I got my warning in St. Louis from a LEO.
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DOB: 7/25/08 DOP: 8/25/08
"...indeed the love that the horses of the Rangers bore for their riders was so great that they were willing to face even the terror of the Door, if their masters' hearts were steady..." --- J.R.R. Tolkien
"...indeed the love that the horses of the Rangers bore for their riders was so great that they were willing to face even the terror of the Door, if their masters' hearts were steady..." --- J.R.R. Tolkien