RR: The Witchng Hour w/Pics

There are two areas in NJ that one could say are haunted. In the north,
you have Jockey Hollow where the ghosts of the Revolutionary war
(including the Redcoats for those across the pond) walk the rocky
ground. The other,and more closer to me is the Pine Barrons, where the
Jersey Devil stalks it's prey. What better night for JAR's annual
Halloween ride then All Hallows Eve. Though it rained the day before,
it remain cloudy and things were still moist and unusually warm (68F).
I spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out what I could where as a
costume without it getting caught on the briars that line the Lebanon
State Forest trail. At first I actually purchased an orange prisoner
uniform. Later, I decided that the outfit was just too big and not
unique. So I made my own Evil Knievil costome.

http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=546
http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=547

We met at the train station and then decided on the trail (there was
some discussion as to the ground conditions in Delaware) we would use.
So the caravan of cars and bikes headed to the Pine Barrons and we
assembled at the little diner across the street from the trail.

http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=548

Yes, he actually rode with the pumpkin on his head.

As the withing our approached the trail mysteriously became foggy and
the moon began to show through the clouds. It was the perfect scenery
for a halloween ride. I don't think Hollywood good have produced a
better set.

http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=549
http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=550

About six miles in we reach the Batona Trail.

http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=551

We stopped for a rest and a park ranger paid us a visit. This trail is
a pedestrian only trail and he informed us of that. However, after
seeing what a bunch of wackos in costumes we looked like, decided that
there wouldn't be any pedestrians on the train at Midnight and let us
continue having fun. Thank you Mr. Ranger!

http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=552
http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=553

We did enounter the devil that night. In fact he knocked over one of
the bikes when we weren't looking and then scuttled away.
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o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws

Ride-A-Lot wrote:
There are two areas in NJ that one could say are haunted. In the
north, you have Jockey Hollow where the ghosts of the Revolutionary
war (including the Redcoats for those across the pond) walk the rocky
ground. The other,and more closer to me is the Pine Barrons, where
the Jersey Devil stalks it's prey. What better night for JAR's annual
Halloween ride then All Hallows Eve. Though it rained the day before,
it remain cloudy and things were still moist and unusually warm (68F).
I spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out what I could where
as a costume without it getting caught on the briars that line the
Lebanon State Forest trail. At first I actually purchased an orange
prisoner uniform. Later, I decided that the outfit was just too big
and not unique. So I made my own Evil Knievil costome.

http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=546
http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=547


My eyes! My Eyes! I think that costume is scarier than you may have
intended.
Did you ever see that Elvis camel toe photo going around? I just had a
flashback to that...

Matt

PS otherwise: cool.

MattB wrote:
Ride-A-Lot wrote:

There are two areas in NJ that one could say are haunted. In the
north, you have Jockey Hollow where the ghosts of the Revolutionary
war (including the Redcoats for those across the pond) walk the rocky
ground. The other,and more closer to me is the Pine Barrons, where
the Jersey Devil stalks it's prey. What better night for JAR's annual
Halloween ride then All Hallows Eve. Though it rained the day before,
it remain cloudy and things were still moist and unusually warm (68F).
I spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out what I could where
as a costume without it getting caught on the briars that line the
Lebanon State Forest trail. At first I actually purchased an orange
prisoner uniform. Later, I decided that the outfit was just too big
and not unique. So I made my own Evil Knievil costome.

http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=546
http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=547



My eyes! My Eyes! I think that costume is scarier than you may have
intended.
Did you ever see that Elvis camel toe photo going around? I just had a
flashback to that...

Matt

PS otherwise: cool.



Well, just remember I left off the bell bottoms and the fringed cape.
They would have been painfull accessories.

--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws

Ride-A-Lot wrote:
MattB wrote:
Ride-A-Lot wrote:

There are two areas in NJ that one could say are haunted. In the
north, you have Jockey Hollow where the ghosts of the Revolutionary
war (including the Redcoats for those across the pond) walk the
rocky ground. The other,and more closer to me is the Pine Barrons,
where the Jersey Devil stalks it's prey. What better night for
JAR's annual Halloween ride then All Hallows Eve. Though it rained
the day before, it remain cloudy and things were still moist and
unusually warm (68F). I spent quite a bit of time trying to figure
out what I could where as a costume without it getting caught on
the briars that line the Lebanon State Forest trail. At first I
actually purchased an orange prisoner uniform. Later, I decided
that the outfit was just too big and not unique. So I made my own
Evil Knievil costome.

http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=546
http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=547



My eyes! My Eyes! I think that costume is scarier than you may have
intended.
Did you ever see that Elvis camel toe photo going around? I just had
a flashback to that...

Matt

PS otherwise: cool.



Well, just remember I left off the bell bottoms and the fringed cape.
They would have been painfull accessories.

No photos of me as Emma Peel this year. ;-)

Penny

small change wrote:
Ride-A-Lot wrote:

MattB wrote:

Ride-A-Lot wrote:


There are two areas in NJ that one could say are haunted. In the
north, you have Jockey Hollow where the ghosts of the Revolutionary
war (including the Redcoats for those across the pond) walk the
rocky ground. The other,and more closer to me is the Pine Barrons,
where the Jersey Devil stalks it's prey. What better night for
JAR's annual Halloween ride then All Hallows Eve. Though it rained
the day before, it remain cloudy and things were still moist and
unusually warm (68F). I spent quite a bit of time trying to figure
out what I could where as a costume without it getting caught on
the briars that line the Lebanon State Forest trail. At first I
actually purchased an orange prisoner uniform. Later, I decided
that the outfit was just too big and not unique. So I made my own
Evil Knievil costome.

http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=546
http://www.pchospital.net/photoalbum...oto.asp?ID=547



My eyes! My Eyes! I think that costume is scarier than you may have
intended.
Did you ever see that Elvis camel toe photo going around? I just had
a flashback to that...

Matt

PS otherwise: cool.



Well, just remember I left off the bell bottoms and the fringed cape.
They would have been painfull accessories.


No photos of me as Emma Peel this year. ;-)

Penny



I couldn't sleep all night thinking about this. Thanks a lot!

http://tinyurl.com/4xoa4

--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws

Ride-A-Lot wrote:
small change wrote:

No photos of me as Emma Peel this year. ;-)

I couldn't sleep all night thinking about this. Thanks a lot!

http://tinyurl.com/4xoa4

Sigh. Years ago I named my bird after that bird: "Emma Peel The
Cockatiel".

Bill "then, like my innocence, it died" S.

(BUMMED OUT NOW; THANKS A LOT!)

Great story from Captain America.

I MTB 2004