- sr-63 from glasgow to tompkinsville
- sr-953 through judio, stalcup and littrell
- sr-449 between sr-61 and sr-90
- sr-92 between monticello and stearns
- sr-700 between marshes siding and cumberland falls state park
- sr-90 between youngs creek in the east and us-27 in the west
just east of tompkinsville along sr-100 i picked up sr-214. i wanted to cross the ferry at mcmillins landing - a 24-hour free ferry crossing of the cumberland river. the other side of the cumberland is sr-953. i spotted the road on the map last night and found it appealing so i had to ride it.
and i'm glad i did. beautiful road that winds through the on-the-map-only towns of judio, stalcup and littrell. eventually the road dumps you out at sr-61 near littrell. just a wee bit north on sr-61 is sr-449 that allows you to bypass burkesville. another excellent road in the region.
once i was on sr-90 the ride was mostly boring all the way to monticello where i picked up sr-92 all the way to stearns. sr-92 is a sneaky road in that some of the straightaways make abrupt, sharp turns and some of those turns are decreasing radius. excellent road. just don't be a dumbass.
i was going to run 92 to williamsburg and then head north to the eastern end of sr-90 to work my way west to cumberland falls, but while looking at the map last night i saw sr-700 - a road i have never ridden, but a road the map made look goooood. another sweet road in the region that dumped me out right at cumberland falls state park. and a trip to the park wouldn't be complete without a few pics of the falls...
because of the high water level, the viewing area right in front of the falls was closed so i couldn't get a good shot, but the sound of the falls rushing over sure made up for it.
the ride along sr-90 west is fabulous. after i got back to monticello i blasted back to bowling green along the cumberland parkway. in the near future, the parkway will be i-66.
so my road-jones is cured for a while. sure felt good to hit the road. life is good. the weather-guessers were wrong, though. instead of a high of 55 we enjoyed a high of 65. it's suppose to get cold again just in time for the work week. life is damn good. ;)
2 comments:
Congratulations on the cure! Glad to see you up and about. After you are hauled up and have to face your mortality the things you enjoy are even sweeter. And a side note there something unfair about a young man from Texas having such fine riding so handy when I have to be content most of the time with what is available here in Houston. ;-)
Nice blog.
Lewis
You know, there is just something a bit odd about those two stop signs in front of that ferry crossing.
Kinda makes me want to say "F'n duh!"
Hope you are having fun.
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