The Wolve Travels: Mile 434

Today will be a much better day. Waking up to sunshine and a few clouds only, we have a 55+ breakfast at IHOP (here with "P") and then we are on our way to the birthplace of our motorcycle. In York, PA we visit the Harley-Davidson Custom Vehicle Operations assembly plant, and even though that the factory is shut down as the 2018 assembly is finished and the plant is getting serviced and switched over for the 2019 production, the tour through the plant was very informative, and the whole operation of the assembly line was very impressive. Now I know through how many step our bike went before it left the plant, and where it was born. Great!
Then it was off to Best Buy to get a new camera to replace our lost one. Figure we got a good deal, but sorry now pictures from it yet, as the batterie needs to be charged and the camera be set-up. Hope tomorrow we are fully operational.
Both of course delayed us a little, and so our millage progress was not very much. From York to Gettysburg, and then on to Breezewood. Finally around Gettysburg the Lincoln Highway showed signs of its former days, with an old gas station (not in operation anymore), some toll houses from even the time before the Lincoln Hwy, some murals depicting the old days. And above all, a beautiful new road going winding through some nice countryside, a light breeze, and almost no traffic lights. What could be better, a perfect day.