Bro, there are all KINDS of roads to ride in KY...trust me, you will not be disappointed.

-Adam

 

Congrats brother. Just remember-You make the hat, dont let the hat make you!!!!

 

Just for kicks, how's about a replay of that picture of you I love so much...

 

Well brother, as usual proud of you. I spent a good part of my childhood. Right off the artillery impacts zone on horseback, and can guarantee you, your twisty skills will be put to the test in the Bullitt Nelson and Hardin County areas you are dead in the middle of what is known as the **** region of Kentucky. Nothing but hills and twisty road. And if you'll read that last thread of my I was just there alsohave family right in the general area. If you need a local guide, or somebody to ride with hit me up, I make it up there myself about twice a year

 

Some great roads around Fort Campbell. Watch out for the amish n their buggies tho lol

 

Honestly, this was a really good kid. He was just intimidated when i rubbed that hat across his forehead. F3, be careful what you do. Some of these things can end your career. You must always remember that these are peoples children, fathers, mothers etc... We are here to train them, and prepare them for the worst. We still must treat them with dignity and respect. Honor their bravery for joining during a time of war.

 

Brother I promise when you get your new duty station and have the time. I'll be quite happy to come show you where I cut my teethI have made a little bit of a career change myself, which places me in little bit more of harms way, but increases my downtime. So lets just say I have up to three weeks at a time to do what Iwant but must be ready to leave at a moments notice. So you get settled and drop me a line