Your Most Memorable Photo - 2009

[ChrisWeeK1100RS]

Awesome pictures! I am so jealous about the roads you have access to in the pictures that have been posted in this thread. I've only just scooped my jaw off the floor. Gorgeous pictures, all of them (except maybe the one of a leg going through the floor....hahaha)

You've seen most of my current pictures already so I'll reserve posting any pics on this thread till after I get back from my ride to Chiang Mai, Thailand next week. I'll be leaving on my brick at 0530hrs next Thurs, and hopefully I'll get some good shots on the way there

Damn, the shots in this thread make me wanna jump on my bike and ride to Europe!

Chris

[drikko]

Does it have to be bike related? From earlier this year from the boat.

[Phil Marvin]

@ HMII

For those who would like names with faces, from the left we have:
Scott, Audi (autumnbreeze), Gwen (Shoganai), Jim, Phil, Rich (ral88), Sean (rydor) and Steve.

[Scott_Anderson]

@ HMII

For those who would like names with faces, from the left we have:
Scott, Audi (autumnbreeze), Gwen (Shoganai), Jim, Phil, Rich (ral88), Sean (rydor) and Steve.

Close ther Phil, Steve is on the left and I'm on the right with the camo hat.

[Off the grid]

You and Steve could be brothers Scott.

[owrstrich]

[Shoganai]

Back in 2001, Neil Peart, wrote the book Ghost Riders, Travels on the Healing Road. His most northern stop was Inuvik; Canada's most northern town accessible by road. Inuvik is approximately 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle at the end of the Dempster Highway near the Beaufort Sea. It's been a dream of mine to camp ride and camp above the Arctic Circle in the Yukon and Northwest Territories. In June, I was able to complete this ride and personal goal.

The Arctic Circle in the Yukon


Entering Inuvik with my riding buddy Bruce. The end of Dempster marks the end of 456 miles of dirt and gravel road one way.

Started here...


Rode this...


Arrived here...



I had the same dream.