Mass-2 2006 Pictures


The pasta bar is always a favorite stop.	Caitlin was recognized for her skills as a fellow rider by the officers of the chapter.	Everyone had a great time with the Yankee gift swap. Deb took back 41 gifts for the Fishes and Loaves program! Thanks everyone!
Another great Christmas Party at the Apple Hill Farm!
	The President led us down another dirt road! A stop at the Cider Day Festival in New Salem while on our Polar Bear Ride.
It's nearly Halloween - so it must be time for a ride to Salem!
Thank you to the hospitality of the Salem Fire Department, their Chief David Cody, and their on-duty staff for assisting us with parking during our visit.	Making ourselves at home at SFD before venturing out to the historic city.	This town crier was searching for one of the accused witches as he had a warrant for her arrest. "Have you seen her, she is wearing a red bodice?" One of the play actors turned to a RKMC member, wearing her red vest, and asked if she was one of them!

Treasurer Tim Kilhart presenting Jaffrey's Fire Chief (and Smokey) with a donation from the chapter at their Fire Prevention Week Breakfast.

Picture perfect weather for this year's Apple Pie Festival in Dummerston,VT.

20 bikes from Mass-2 made the ride!

Up on a bridge at the Davis Farm Maze...
It took some help on the bridges and a little over two hours for us to find our way out! PHEW!

Designated bike parking.

Having fun at the Killington Classic in the Green Mountains of Vermont!
Look at the International's pictures for more shots.

Bikes bedded down for the evening at the Inn at Six Mountains

A line of 1,500 bikes parade from the Mountain to Rutland

Coming into downtown Rutland

Rutland's block party for the riders and friends



Gathering at the Mickle's for a lazy Saturday aafternoon on labor Day Weekend. Plenty of food, friends, and fun!
	Visit the International Web Page for more pictures from the convention in New York City!

A couple of the eight bridges we visited during our covered bridge ride and stop at the Vermont Covered Bridge Museum.		Disembarking at Mt. Holyoke College at the conclusion of the New England Ride for Kids.

It was a perfect summer's day as we sojourned east to Gloucester and Rockport and a visit to the Hammond Castle.
	A stop for fresh seafood with a beautiful harbor view...	...and ice cream at Kimball's to round out the day!
A day with the Worcester Tornadoes... Fantastic weather...	...and a great game with superb seats!	Thanks to our Road Captain, guide, and host as we enjoyed the route, the food, the fun, and the game!


Off to Wells, Maine for a weekend with Marty and Cliff. It rained a little... (it rained a lot over night) But we still had a lot of fun and got some riding in too.
There was time for the bikes...	Time for all sorts of excitement (since it could have been any of the guys we'll keep his identity secret)	Time for food	And a lot of time for fun.
	One of the arcades even had a Harley Ride	...faster Deb, FAASTER!	Our Saturday ride was up to Old Orchard before the rains started.
July's ice cream ride saw us n a dirt road for the 2nd month in a row... With a stop at Flo's Country Farm Stand in Rutland
Ed and Kevin at the National Fire Academy during Gettysburg Bike Week	RK PA-12 hosted over 150 Red Knights during Gettysburg Bike Week	Looking ove our list of items to "scavenge" during our Chapter Scavenger Hunt!	A stop for ice cream before heading to minature golf at the end of our Scavenger Hunt.

A big crowd at our 4th of July BBQ in Peterssham...		...and then we escorted Maestro Francis into the concert in Fitchburg and relaxed in the field listening to the Thayer Symphony!
A restful stop at Moore State Park for our picnic during our Father's Day Picnic Ride		An ice cream stop in June... ...just before the thunder started and the skies opened up!

At their spring awards presentation the Central Mass Safety Council recognized our chapter for our work in promoting motorcycle safety through the MSF Rider Scholarship that we give out each year.

Pictured here is RK Mass 2 member Walter Roach who is a driver education instructor, Tim Cooney, Executive Director of the Safety Council, and chapter president Bob Laford

It was West Boylston, not Bermuda, but the Bermuda shorts were the fashion! I guess they are better than if it was a kilt!

Take a look at the pictures from the 2006 Americade!

A visit to the Higgins Armory in Worcester was a lot of fun. We got to see what the best-dressed Knights wore 500 years ago, as well as today, and had the opportunity to joust via a chess board. It was a fun museum, with lots of information.

On Armed Forces Day, May 20, we had the opportunity to stop at the Massachusetts Vietnam Veterans' Memorial in Green Hill Park in Worcester. If you have not stopped here - please do. It is a beautiful tribute to the men and women who served our country during the Vietnam War.

On our way over the Bourne Bridge for our annual weekend get-away on Cape Cod... and what a great weekend it was!

A stop at Mattapoiset Light before heading across the canal

Our stay was in Eastham ...

At the Town Crier Motel

We enjoyed many great roads thanks to our host, Bob Felt of Mass-8. Our stops included Race Point at the end of the Cape

A stop at Provincetown

Lunch at the Bookstore Restaurant in Welfleet

Sunday we had a ride back up the Cape with a stop in Chatham

We do draw attention to ourselves! We befriended Officer Little, a Motorcycle Cop in Chatham when we stopped by Chatham Light.

Whose Florida license plate is that??

Yes, Mass-2 has our own snowbirds now!

...of course the weekend had our traditional mini-golf challenge.

A stop at Marconi Station on the Cape Cod National Sea Shore caught Cliff on the wrong side of the fence looking at the cliffs!

No one truly appreciated our president's colorful shirt... I bet he wears it at Americade too!

At our Friday lunch stop at Turks, before we came across the bridge, we met this wonderful lady who was celebrating her 102 birthday. She asked to have her picture taken on the bike and hopped right up without any help!

2006 Chapter Pictures

Red Knights Mass Chapter 2