They did. They fellow did an excellent job, and they didn’t even charge me.
Everyone at that shop was super nice. I even purched a shirt. Maybe since they are right off of Roy Rogers Drive that gives them an edge up.
Photo from royrogers.com
Roy, Dale, Trigger, and Bullet lived right near Victorville
in Apple Valley.
When we rode out of the shop and headed to Joshua Tree, the
Dale Evans Parkway took us in the direction we needed to go.
Parking in the Joshua Tree Visitors center lot I pulled into
a spot next to a pickup with a Greyhound nose sticking out the window. The dog
looked similar to my long gone Whippet Babbo
The dog was from Lithuania, and I know that because walking
into the visitor’s center Peppermint found a major credit card lying on the
ground. As we both wondered how we could use it for fame and fortune, we both
knew we were giving it to the first National Park Service Ranger we saw in the
visitor center, in hopes of it finding its owner, but we didn’t have to wait
that long as a women we met on the path to the visitor center asked us if the
card had the name Boslow on it. The card had that name on it, and we repatriated
the card with its owner or some very crafty criminals.
We hiked around the rocks but left flashlights in the bikes, and walked back on the road to avoid darkness. Will see more of the park after the sun rises....
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