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Just wanted to share with you all a recent ride me and 9,999 yes 10,000 bikers did a couple of weeks ago, this year as last there was a ride through a small village in Wiltshire England called Wootton Bassett this village is where all our heroes who have given up their precious lives in Afghanistan get brought home, the small village pay tribute to all of our fallen every time, come rain or shine they line the streets and on Mothers Day it was our turn to pay our respects to those villagers, the ride itself was only 13 miles but I have never in my life seen so many flags being waved, to say it was an honour is very much an understatement, I and my wife had lumps in our throats and tears in our eyes doing the ride to see and hear elderly people who themselves had lived through WW2 thank us for doing the ride, young kids high fiving us, all the horns from the other bikes was truly a moment in my life that I will never forget, but this was not only in the honour of our fallen heroes but those of the World who have given their lives so we can live in peace, Gone but never forgotten.
Just wanted to share with you all a recent ride me and 9,999 yes 10,000 bikers did a couple of weeks ago, this year as last there was a ride through a small village in Wiltshire England called Wootton Bassett this village is where all our heroes who have given up their precious lives in Afghanistan get brought home, the small village pay tribute to all of our fallen every time, come rain or shine they line the streets and on Mothers Day it was our turn to pay our respects to those villagers, the ride itself was only 13 miles but I have never in my life seen so many flags being waved, to say it was an honour is very much an understatement, I and my wife had lumps in our throats and tears in our eyes doing the ride to see and hear elderly people who themselves had lived through WW2 thank us for doing the ride, young kids high fiving us, all the horns from the other bikes was truly a moment in my life that I will never forget, but this was not only in the honour of our fallen heroes but those of the World who have given their lives so we can live in peace, Gone but never forgotten.