It’s going to be the last day on the road and that’s sort of OK. I really like traveling and riding but I’ll certainly being do more of it this season.
I woke up at 4:30, still running in a different time zone, and started the daily routine. After breakfast a storm moved in and it rained for 30 minutes of so. After it past I finished packing up and got ready for departure.
On the way out, I stopped for a few photos.
The first stop in Glendive where the car will take on a charge and with the weather, I’ve decided to just ride the slab the 270 miles home. I got as far a Beach, ND when the sky looked threatening enough for me to pull over and put on my rain gear. I almost had it all on when the rain started.
I hopped back on the freeway and rode to the Tesla Chargers at Glendive. The rain had let up so we chatted a bit and then I took advantage of having cell service again and updated yesterday’s blog which I’d written offline last night.
It was back onto the freeway where I hit more rain. I just set the cruise control to 77 MPH and relax, listing to whatever I’ve selected on the sound system.
The car was getting another charge in Miles City so I stopped there, topped up my gas and used the facilities.
It started raining again so I loaded up and took off again.
There really isn’t more to say. The ride into Billings was event-free. I caught up with the Tesla about 25 miles out and followed her all the way to our driveway. I got the bike unloaded while she worked on the car. I took my clothes bag down to the laundry room and just dumped everything into the washer. Then I took the bike and parked it across the street in my other garage. I’ll deal with washing it later.
It was a 290 mile day. My next post will be my usual wrap up and summary with some commentary about this trip, started on May 30, and was 5,217 miles.
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