AL: Tag

[skipcurt]

Finally brought this sucker back a little more North. FYI...the black ST is still on the showroom floor.

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[tjhiggin]

Although I've lived in Bama for over 50 years, this was my first time to the Talladega racetrack. The big race was last weekend; I can't imagine what the place would have been like. Glad I wasn't trying to pick up the tag in the middle of it!

 

[W0QNX]

Old the Bama guys. From the new tag, the 16 miles north to Moulton is a great ride.

 

[W0QNX]

Rule 8 move. New tag.

 

[W0QNX]

Rule 8 move. New tag is the power plant. Hint is the sign.
So I was merrily riding down the road and someone put a Nuke in front of me. I didn’t even know this was there.

 

[W0QNX]

Rule 8 move again. Time to get all these Gulf state tags moved down next to the gulf for the winter. Tag is the Sand Island Lighthouse which is out in the Gulf. See it? Look just above the small sign behind my windscreen! Location for the pic is 30.228439, -88.009498 the farthest point south you can drive to in ALABAMA on a paved road (not in a park with and entry fee).

 

[W0QNX]

Rule 8 move. No bites on the lighthouses so lets try this for better bait. I'd look near West Mobile.

 

[W0QNX]

I forgot to post a new tag after my Sunday ride. Rule 8 moving my own tag. Old was in Mobile and new is hard to find. Hint, it's on the road to the Beaches in BAMA!

30°38'00.4"N 87°40'26.7"W

 

[W0QNX]

Old Beach Buccees. New North Buccees. I know, bike changed colors too! Might be a few days between pics.

 

[W0QNX]

Ok nobody up north moving it so rule 8 it back down to the south it is. Go find this place.

 

[W0QNX]

Old was found. New is near!

 

[W0QNX]

Old was in Canoe (go figure that one out). New is the big BAMA whitetail deer.

31°17'35.0"N 86°30'10.7"W

 

[W0QNX]

Old was in Canoe (go figure that one out). New is the big BAMA whitetail deer.

31°17'35.0"N 86°30'10.7"W

Eyowweee!! Scary stuff right here.

 

[W0QNX]

Old, a big big scary deer which is not so scary during the Christmas season. New I'd look in Florala.

 

[Sadlsor]

It's not often I see deer in Alabama that are larger than a full-grown 1300.

Think that one was corn fed?

(The buck, not the bike.)