DIRECTORNatalie Winegarden gnattrlr@gmail.com

MEMBERSHIP, ROAD CAPTAIN, AND PA STATE AMBASSADORDawn Huberdmhtrlr@comcast.net

TREASURERLynn Martinlynnmtrlr@comcast.net

NEWSLETTER EDITOR, SECRETARYSue Ssuespittle@comcast.net

Meets 2nd Sundays:

NOV – MAR: 10:30 AM brunch

APR – OCT: Check ridecalendar or call for details on meeting sites or specificride/rendezvous plans.

Membership Policy:Women On Wheels® membersand guests are welcome toparticipate with any chapter. We encourage you to join thenat’l organization, as WOWmembership is required forcontinued chapter participationand because members areprotected under our insuranceplan. Application forms areavailable in the WOW magazineor from any chapter officer.

Welcome Prospective Members!Would you like to ride with anenthusiastic local WOW chapter?Call any of the names above tochat, or check our web site andevents calendar and drop by ameeting point. Support Guysalways welcome, too!

If you’d like to continue receivingchapter news, forward $10(check payable to Twin RoseLady Riders) to the Treasurer’saddress above. It’s an annualdonation toward operatingexpenses.

Sept. 2019 SOUTH CENTRAL PA CHAPTER NEWS Vol. 24, No. 9

Chartered 1996

Happy BirthdayNancy ...............October 3Kathy M...........October 10

Roses, if your birthday has been missedsend it (mo/day) to suespittle@comcast.net

www.twinroseladyriders.com www.meetup.com/Twin-Rose-Lady-RidersWOW: Twin Rose Lady Riders Chapter

Greetings Roses and friends! Although the hours of daylight have begun to grow shorter, we have been blessed with beautifulweekends!

Lynn led us on a scenic ride into several counties and two states for a lunch on the North East River. I discovered that Suzy K shares my delight in trying to guess which routes we are taking during ourride. Lynn’s route surprised me at almost every turn!

I was quite upset that due to work constraints, I was unable to travel to the Wyoming Ride-In. Somefriends of mine made up for it by taking me on a tour of New England a few weeks ago. I got to eat myfirst entire lobster on a dock in Bar Harbor (we enjoyed saying lobstah in Bah Habah); visited thePortland Light House; took my bike up Mount Washington and spent a day in my beloved Lake Placid.

I have to say that one of the highlights of the trip was the Town and Country Inn in Gorham, NH. On our way through town to check out the base of Mount Washington, I noticed the white and yellowbuildings along the road. I remember thinking it would be cool to stay there, but probably out of myprice range. When my friend was looking for a place for us to spend the night, it turns out they werethe most reasonable. It was lovely! Old fashioned but well kept and clean. There was a full-size restaurant with delicious food. But the best part was that it was the kind of place where it seemed at any moment Cary Grant would come rolling up the driveway in a convertible with a beautiful companion in a gown.

If you are participating in the mileage contest for WOW, we still have another month to rack up a fewmore points!

Our October 6th Ride for HOPE event is quickly approaching! Please keep requesting donations from businesses, family and friends! Email Paws at mountaingrrl@me.com if you will be there. Also, please keep posting the ride wherever you can.

See you soon!Natalie

Lynn’s Second Sunday TRLR Crabby RideSept. 8, 2019 • Nauti Goose on the North East River

Kathy M, Jon C, Nat, Suzy Q, Lynn,Nancy C, and guests Kim & Steve(in foreground) enjoyed a fun ride,seafood lunch, and water view.

You Just Never Know… By Lynn M

You just never know who you’regoing to meet 1700 miles away fromhome. While touring SD and taking inthe sights of the Badlands NationalPark, I was excited to meet severalpeople from home, and YES, I meanLancaster and Reading PA. First,when SilverFox and I stopped for gasjust before entering the park, a vanlabeled “Governor Mifflin School District” was also at the pumps.Can there be more than one Governor Mifflin District? No! I hadthe privilege of meeting several teachers and students travelingon a student work project. That was pretty cool.

Then about an hour later, when my ride through the Badlandswas coming to an end, Inoticed a big white bus inan overlook parking area.SilverFox and I swungaround because on theside of the bus it said“Troop 99 Lancaster, PA”.Two local sightings in oneevening?! Sure was.

I found out a Lancaster Boy Scout troop was heading home froma service project trip. And would you believe they were the troopfrom Highland Presbyterian Church, the church about a blockaway from my childhood home of 18 years. Whenever we got agood snow, my friends and I would sled down that church’s hill.What a small world.

But that’s not all SilverFox and I encountered that evening. I also came across Gertie, Gracie, Geraldine, Gregor andGardenia’s long-lost cousins at the Badlands Ranch Store.

Sometimes you just gotta “believe”things happen for some unknownreason. Earlier during my travels inWyoming, I spotted a jolly old man atSonny’s RV in Casper. I found outSanta was on vacation and neededsome summertime repairs to his sleigh.Good thing I was on my best behavior!You just never know who you will meet.

…and look who Lynn bumped into a bit closer to home! During OC Bike Week she spotted Infamous Ryders’ Clutchwith BonBon at the Assateague Visitor Center.

By Lynn M

Bernie, Sigi, AudreyDawn and I had fun explor-ing the Grand Teton andYellowstone National Parksfor four days prior to the2019 WOW® RideIn inCasper, WY. Bernie, Sigiand Audrey Dawn rodetheir bikes and I followedin the truck and camperwith SilverFox transportedinside. We traveled fromCasper to Moran, WY and set up camp at the Fireside RV Park.We listened to fun stories by the fire, and toured Jackson Holeand the Grand Teton National Park.

We then traveled north to Wapiti National Park Campgroundand saw Mother Nature at her best rejuvenating the fire-ravagedsections of Yellowstone. We camped for two nights and fromthere we visited Cody, rode the Beartooth Highway (completewith snow!) and had dinner in Red Lodge, MT. While leavingWapiti Campground and heading to Casper for the actual RideInevent we found ourselves full throttletrying to out-run a severe thunder-storm.

Lots of fun was had during theRideIn. We ate good food, indulgedin special treats, experienced arodeo, and Audrey Dawn trans-formed into a cowgirl. YeeHaw!!

Four Friends’ Casper Escapades

So manymemories!

Small Town Midwestthrough Lynn’s iPhone Lens

Bob’s Big Boy Statue,near Wapiti, WY

Main Street, Deadwood, SD

Kinnear, WY

Working Phonebooth,West Omaha, NE

Someone’s Home, Somewhere in WY

Yellowstone Valley Inn, Cody, WY

Main Street, Red Lodge, MT

An Old Man on His Old Harley,Cody, WY

Dahls Chainsaw Art, Keystone, SD

Someone’s Little Piece of Heaven, Somewhere in SD

I-80 Truck Stop, Walcott, IA

Roses, show that you’re a TRLR member and receive a club discount!

ANSWER CAN BE FOUND SOMEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE.

Where Am I?2019 H.O.P.E. Shrimp & Bull Roast

Nat, Trish, Dawn H, Crystal, Dawn Paws, and Lynn had fun inJarrettsville, MD for HOPE on Sat., Sept. 21st.

ANSWER CAN BE FOUND SOMEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE.

Lynn’s August Brain Teaser:Which motorcycle is the stealthiest?

Twin Rose Lady Riders

2019 Calendar of Events Watch for

Updates!Please arrive fueled and ready to ride.

KSU = Kick Stands Up FOO = First One Out

KEEP THESE DATES IN MIND, TOO!

Oct 12 5 Club Charity Ride

Oct 13 BSA Benefit “Ride for Camps” $25 ($35 for 2-up) inc. coffee/donuts and post ride lunch. This is a led ride from Camp Bashore, Jonestown to JE Mack Reservation, NewmanstownReg: 9AM, Bike Blessing 11AM, KSU 11:20AM; more info on Facebook orcontact krazykeith35@hotmail.com

Oct 19 Sat., HOPE Craft Show, 8:30-2New Freedom Community Center Admission - 2 canned goods

Nov 2 YCHDOA Toy Run

Nov 10 YorkMC 50/50 Feed; tix: sdixon@yorkmotorcycle.com

Dec 15 York MC Mehring Memorial Toy Run

Sept 28 Sat. All-Day Ride to 9/11 Flight 93 MemorialFOO Dawn HMore info: dmhtrlr@comcast.net

Oct 6 TRLR Ride For H.O.P.EYork MC; Reg 10-1:30; $15/person57-mile poker run; 50/50; auction items; food for saleAll proceeds to hopelifeline.org

Oct 13 TRLR Fall Ride, FOO: Sue SEnjoy western York County roads including alunch stop at The Hive Coffee Shop in DoverMEET: BAM East YorkTIME: KSU 10:30Back to BAM area by early afternoon.

Nov 10 TRLR Indoor Brunch MeetingMEET: Loxley’s (ask for the Twin Rose private room)500 Centerville Rd just north of Rt30TIME: 10:30 AM

Dec 8 TRLR Indoor Brunch Meeting

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September Brain Teaser Answer: Kawasaki Ninja

Where Am I? answer:Passed on the way to the Nauti Goose –

on Rt 425 near Pleasant Hill Rd in York County

Many thanks to Jon C for offeringto cover the TRLR MeetUp fee.We are still optimistic that the sitewill generate membership.

Lynn Martin, TreasurerTwin Rose Lady Riders

2324 Henbird LnLancaster, PA 17601

All donation checks made payable to H.O.P.E.or Twin Rose Lady Riders

hopeforcancerfamilies.org

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OCT. 6, 2019TWIN ROSE LADY RIDERS

24th ANNUAL

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