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Where you headed?

Sojourn Poetry

Perhaps it was my motorcycle boots, rain pants and fleece jacket
that gave me away, while everyone else was wearing shorts and t-shirts.

The young man approached me and asked,
”Is that your V-Strom out there? Nice bike.”

“Yes. It’s mine. Do you ride”

“Yes, a Suzuki DR 350.
Where you headed? Where are you from?”

“Ohio and headed to Colorado.”

“Cool. Well, have a good ride.”
And, he walked away.

I did not notice anybody else approach any other person
in the fast food joint and say something like
”Nice pick up truck you got there. Where you headed?

Motorcycles seem to bring that out in people.

Brent

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There was this girl

Sojourn Poetry

The old man walked towards the motorcycle
and asked, “Where you from? Where you going?”

“I’m from Ohio, and headed to Colorado?
Where you from?”

“I’m headed home to Oklahoma City.”

“But, you’re wearing a Nebraska Corn Huskers t-shirt.”

“Ah, well, I’m originally from Nebraska,
but I met this girl in Oklahoma.”

I’m not sure what brought that smile to his face,
talking about the motorcycle, or that girl in Oklahoma.

Brent

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Photo gear tips and a BIG announcement

The latest Studio News has been issued, and includes tips on camera gear and one BIG announcement for subscribers of the Studio News. Read it here.

Of course, you’ll want to read it all, but here is why you want to subscribe.

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I’ve received very positive feedback from readers about the Studio News. People enjoy reading it, especially the travel related material. To thank you for your faithful readership, I have decided to give you first reports for an upcoming adventure, and when the adventure is complete, a free download to a full article. These reports will be identified with a unique banner, Sojourn Chronicles Special Report, and will not be produced on the web site blog. It’s for Studio News subscribers only!

The special reports will be all travelogue with a few tips thrown in, and will be sent from the road on a daily basis. I hope you will be entertained and perhaps enlightened, enough so that you will tell your friends.

Thanks again, for your faithful following. Let me know what you think.

The adventure begins later this month.

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Brent