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I been high, I been low
There's so much I don't know

Workin' hard, putting miles on my own two feet
Time's are hard, but they're real

Keep my shoulder to the wheel
'Til I walk on that easy street

There's a light I can't see
But I know it'll be
Shining bright as a star when I dig down deep

Gonna cast off this pain
Through the sun, through the rain
Gonna walk on that easy street

On that easy street, easy street
'Til I walk on that easy street

I'm gonna keep on keeping on 'cause it won't be long
'Til I walk on that easy street

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Performed by Larkin Poe’s Megan and Rebecca Lovell







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Nice!

Intech wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 6:02 amNice!

Followed the Williams from Dwyer to the headwaters and across the divide to the Greenbrier. Second shot above is from the divide looking down the Greenbrier.
A killer loop. I thought about your sorry azz and that you would have loved it. If only you'd capture that dual sport!

I think my Garmin took me on that gravel road a few times. However, at the time, I was looking for a paved road. Come to think of it, I think my Garmin asked me to do a couple of U-Turns on that very same gravel road.

Fantastic Fall colors! Nice shots of the beauty. Thanks for posting them!

FJRPittsburgh wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 1:32 pm I think my Garmin took me on that gravel road a few times. However, at the time, I was looking for a paved road. Come to think of it, I think my Garmin asked me to do a couple of U-Turns on that very same gravel road.

Fantastic Fall colors! Nice shots of the beauty. Thanks for posting them!

If you had gone far enough it would have become the paved one lane seen in the first pic or more gravel would take you back up to the Scenic Highway.
But what you really want on an FJR is Woodrow Road.