NY Metro Dirt Tag-O-Rama

Ducky is supervising some maintenance before his next adventure

Yeah, those Yamaha's are real maintenance hogs-- not like KTMs

pesky oil changes every month
Did have a KTM LC4 a few years ago, can't say anything bad about it, was a fun & very light bike.

Very light cause it was stripped down half the time getting worked on

Its too hot in the Garden State....maybe its cooler further north...find this:


pass this


Just up the road turn right here


Just a bit up turn right again in here...


Old black top & gravel changes to sand...just stay strait


What an area....trails and courses everywhere....


Look for the water hole and the bush downward from the bike

or upward, Ducky is hiding on the backside facing the water

Couldn't find the duck:

Yes it is. Doc has the "get" pics.

Since you're north, here's the new tag.


First off, it's an "old" road near the Delaware River.


Working backwards
















The entrance from the east. Frank's and my bikes facing out from where you have to go if you come in from the east.




From the west, go to the left at the horse.



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Nice move and sorry Jimmr, you have to hold on to your european replacement

Too late, I'm back South already.

Sorry, Jim. Walter and I got the tag earlier, but I had some chores to do before sitting down in front of the air conditioner to post the get photos.
Knollinger, what a great area to explore! Thanks!!!! Here are the tag shots (as you can see, we were there before 8 a.m.):







And Lulo, nice duck... Almost as nice as it's mate in the photo....

So, Walter's new tag location is the one to get!

Oh well, never mind. I set out before 7 but took some detours on the way (GSToR, exploring), I wouldn't have got there before you anyway. Was about 9:30 when I got to the tag spot; there were people there with a white pickup burning something, didn't smell like a body, though. I don't get much phone coverage up there, so I pottered around and checked out some other roads then headed home before the baking started in earnest.

I think I recognise the new tag spot from a few weeks ago with KL_ARRR.

And the old settlers used it to get to a Ferry that got across the Delaware to Pennsylvania. Probably one of the oldest crossing areas...

And credit where credit is due. It was DockingPilot who gave up his breakfast tea, put on his sliding jeans, and led Walter and me to the new drop area. It was not a handoff to the Layton Breakfast Club!

Well, not on our part, but you never know with those Sussex people

We had some nice riding early in the morning, but paid the price the last hour getting home by noon. My thermometer registered 99.8 on 287 around 11:30 and again on Rt. 18-- black pavement and no trees I guess: dropped by 5-8 degrees when I hit some shade riding.

You wussies. My ride home was without complaint.
Lol


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Whoevers interested, the ducky changes colors depending the water temp

Yes, thanks, Filipe, for getting an authentic origional type duck for the game!

For those who are having trouble finding the tag location, here's another clue:

N 41º 13.188 W 074º 50.812

Beautiful roads in the area, all tree lined and shaddy. I'd start on Struble road at 206, then wander to the tag spot.

Note: the tag is not on the "main" road. It's the little side alcove at the wooden horse barrier. Then, the tree will be obvious with the red stringer hanging down.

We were going to let Frank place the duck to redeem himself after losing the last one. But it didn't work out all that well....

Doc
I found the Duck thief !
Lol



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Looks strangely familiar

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