Three Generations

From left, our son Jason, my husband, Studly Doright, and our grandson, Jackson.

Studly Doright and I were in the Texas panhandle this past week. On our way to his mom’s place in Hereford, Texas, we stopped for the night in Wichita Falls where we picked up our son and his son, and loaded up their motorcycles.

The three of them, along with a carefully selected group of friends and family members, embarked on two days of motorcycling along the Canadian River just north of Amarillo.

It was our grandson, Jackson’s, first real riding experience. Outside of riding a little motorcycle around our yard at Doright Manor, Jackson had never really gotten to experience what motorcycling is all about—the hills and gullies, deep sand and water crossings. This week he encountered all of the above while learning to use a clutch and shift gears. By all accounts he acquitted himself admirably.

His Poppa, aka Studly Doright, had a blast riding with him and with our son, Jason. They’re already saying, “Next year….”

Peace, people!

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Author: nananoyz

I'm a semi-retired crazy person with one husband and two cats.

14 thoughts on “Three Generations”

    1. I did not. Back when we were newlyweds we rode there a lot. I had my own bike and trails I enjoyed riding, but I no longer have a dirt bike and I’d have had to ride behind someone. Ugh!

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    1. Thanks! They had such fun. Of course, the Canadian River is where David honed his off road skills and he was happy to share ALL his old adventures with the others.

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