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Definitely priority ONE. I was fortunate to have enough time to get it into my teeth before I needed the throttle again. 😂

Thanks, Cousin Patty! 😆

We were pretty lucky that day with the weather, for November. Thanks for your comment, Mahmud. Always great to hear from you.

Ja, mir geht es genauso. Selbst als Amerikaner, der zwei Jahre in Österreich und dann fünf Jahre in Deutschland lebte und arbeitete, habe ich eine tiefe Wertschätzung für das österreichische, das deutsche und das Schweizer Volk entwickelt. Diese Lieder gehen mir auch in die Seele und berühren mich viel tiefer als Weihnachtslieder mit weniger Bedeutung, wie „Jingle Bells“, wie Sie richtig erwähnt haben. Ich vermisse Österreich und seine wunderbaren Menschen so sehr, und deshalb hatte ich das Gefühl, dass ich diese Hommage am Weihnachtstag zusammenstellen musste. Vielen Dank, Julia, für deine netten Kommentare und sehr aussagekräftigen Beobachtungen!

How are you? How is your Christmas?

@@mrmahmudgfx Thanks! How are you doing, Mahmud? It's good to hear from you.

@@chromesteedchronicles2891 I'm doing great. I hope you have a great time with your family.

Have fun, brother, and keep the shiny side up. I wouldn't trade the adventures for anything in the world. Don't feel like you have to head to the Dragon first thing. Get a little experience under your belt first, and it will be more fun and less risky that way. Good luck!!

We sure did! Always great to hear from you, Brother!

Thanks, Mahmud! I am happy that you enjoyed them.

Jim thanks, Brother, for stopping by!

Thanks, Mahmud. It is a beautiful stretch of road!

Thank you for visiting and for your comment, Janice!

Thank you, Janice!

@@chromesteedchronicles2891 you're welcome

Mahmud, Thanks for visiting!

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Buckshot is a really good dude; one of the Vietnam Vets in our chapter. That was kind of funny. You could see several spectators notice it as well.

Did you see when he stopped and saluted the giant flag overhead?

@@chromesteedchronicles2891 I was loving his ride. I would have to sell both kidneys to get one though

​@@chromesteedchronicles2891 I totally caught that. You guys are awesome. Fanboy for life

Linda, Fall around eastern Tennessee is amazing! Thank you for your observations and kind words.

It is amazing, isn't it? Thank you for your feedback!

Ben - thanks, Bro! I think you and my other younger sibs have been better examples for me!

Thanks for watching, Cousin Patty!

Glad you enjoyed it, LD! Always great to hear from you, Brother. Keep the shiny side up and stay safe!

Thanks, Mahmud. It sure is; we are blessed to live here.

Thanks, Ben; will do!

Yes. The FB link above is associated with this channel. Did you have a different media in mind?

Thanks!

mh, thank you for your input. I am still new at this, and I appreciate the feedback and constructive criticism. I am planning to get an additional 360 degree camera on a staff on the rear of my bike, with which I will be able to include more views of scenery instead of only the front GoPro all the time. It will also give me more thumbnails to choose from.

@@chromesteedchronicles2891 If you are a new RUclipsr, you probably have no idea about RUclips's algorithm. Everyone loves to watch travel videos. But your videos aren't going to everyone. Because you just upload the video. If you want to take your RUclips channel to a better level then upload videos according to RUclips's algorithm.

Thank you. I will need to research how to do that. I appreciate your advice!

@@chromesteedchronicles2891 How can I contact you?

@@chromesteedchronicles2891 I will tell you the details. No problem, do you use social media?

Thank you, Dave! If you want someone to ride it with, let me know. We are not very far away.

Thanks Mark for watching it. I appreciate the feedback. Let me know if you get back to East Tennessee again for some riding! I am only about 30 mins from the Devil’s Triangle and a little over an hour from the Dragon.

bccvmarlo7971 0 seconds ago Hello, LD! Yeah, there is always some cage driver who thinks the “Please use Pullouts“ signs apply to everyone else, but not them. I like to equate it to passing a tractor in a no-passing zone. Sometimes, it is reasonable. I usually give them two chances to use a pullout with me right behind them; if they are not smart enough to do that, I either pull over for a few minutes to create separation, or I just put them away if there is an opportunity. I never pass unless I can see. I don’t play Russian Roulette.

Justin, always good to hear from you, Brother! Come on up and ride anytime.

Thanks, Cousin Patty!