I teleported to The Pass, and I just loved zipping around the town on level one with my Norm Reynolds Memorial Bike, designed by Slacker Motors. (I'll show it off later.)
As you can see, all the main places that you'd want to visit, are there. :)
Who wouldn't like a coffee from Starbucks? I say - "Fill 'er up"
Riding around, I had to stop and look at the Halloween Decorations. Be sure and check back, when I complete my 31 days of Halloween Tracks. Can't wait to see what everyone will do.
Heading up the track, I discovered waterfalls. This track has many of them and it made for a very lovely ride.
After winding my way through the lovely scenery, I decided to rest a bit at the local bar. I heard some awesome tunes, I can't wait to go back when the band plays there.
Onward and upward I rode, and found a Ranger Station. Hugs to Smokey the Bear, a great addition to this track.
After reminiscing with Smokey, I ran into some road construction. If you ride this part of the track, my advice is to take it slow.
And then, just over the hill, I hit a rain storm but ohh the view was breath-taking. It reminded me of our KWJR motto - "God Makes The Lightning, but KWJR Makes the Thunder". And Norm did.
I love lighthouses, and was pleasantly surprised to see one on the track as I went by.
I would say that "The Pass" is one of the best tracks I've rode in Second Life.
You can find it at ThePass (157.114.896)
And like I said at the beginning, next month we lost a brillant man, singer, and bike builder from our lives in Second Life and Real Life. If you were one of his close friends, please let me know, I've planned a memorial to celebrate his life. (Which Midnight Rider will blog.)
Here are some pictures from his memorial bike.
Some will walk through the Pearly Gates - Norm Rode. 10/21/20
See you around the grid. ~ Midnight Rider/Jade Reynolds
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