I have another brother in MA & having visited, I like the entire state for its different areas, kinda like FL in that respect. Some urban, some rural, but there is more topographical change there, a big plus for you!
We in FL have the 12 mo./yr. riding, but I am a bit spoiled & do not ride much when it's 90+ degrees and 90%+ humidity, so that cuts-into your fun quotient. I can be on the ocean sand by bicycle in six minutes, if I hump it, so why ride your mcy & have to pay for parking when you can be there in about the same timeframe, & do not have to worry about the parking meter? Bsides, when you are riding along the ocean access on your bicycle, you have full access to "the sights," & I ain't talking real estate.:biglaugh:
1400 hr. Update! Kyle is on his way home w/his friend Troy, who is helping him w/the travel. They have an item in the bed of the Ram-tough V-10, which should yield many tasty accessory items. I got there a few minutes before he did, & the owner was a nice gentleman, the '94 had a lot of stuff on it, the engine turned-over, and we worked to get it into the bed of Kyle's high tailgate bed truck. This one is gonna yield some good stuff. I wouldn't be surprised if he swapped a set of carbs onto it & used a supplemental gas tank w/a fresh battery, that it would run. The gas tank looked CREEM'ed, so just write that off. I will post some pics when I get back to my computer.
The 1999 Worcester Cold Storage Fire is taught in fire tactics & strategy classes as an example of what can go wrong in a commercial/industrial fire, and why accountability for every person going in & their location is paramount to seeing the same number come out, and the need for rapid intervention teams and a systematic approach to search/rescue and attack. Becoming disoriented and running out of air SCBA and not knowing how to exit when you can't see is what killed people.
