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QB93Z · 04-06-2022

Day 14 at Las Vegas - continued:
We got caught up on some chores including WASHING THE ZR-1, (finally) and restocking the beverages.

We are staying at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort.

In the evening, we caught the Las Vegas Monorail and went into the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. The crowds were about what I remember from 3 years ago. There were lots of people enjoying the sights and attractions:

At Treasure Island, we discovered a custom motorcycle on display. It is a beautiful bike, called The Siren Of Ti. The design is amazing. The bike was built for Metropolitan Choppers by Scott Cawood of Frederick, Maryland, about 25 miles from where we live.

One of the new attractions on the Strip is the High Roller wheel, at 500 feet in daimeter, it is advertised as the tallest "wheel" in the world.

Later in the evening we were enjoying a beer at the out-side patio when the wind picked and started blowing the beer bottles off the tables. We decided it was time to return to our resort.

Jim

04-06-2022	#50
QB93Z Join Date: May 2007 Location: Westminster, Maryland Posts: 3,687	Re: Jim & Lyndi ZR-1 Road Trip to Death Valley and The Grand Canyon Day 14 at Las Vegas - continued: We got caught up on some chores including WASHING THE ZR-1, (finally) and restocking the beverages. We are staying at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort. In the evening, we caught the Las Vegas Monorail and went into the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. The crowds were about what I remember from 3 years ago. There were lots of people enjoying the sights and attractions: At Treasure Island, we discovered a custom motorcycle on display. It is a beautiful bike, called The Siren Of Ti. The design is amazing. The bike was built for Metropolitan Choppers by Scott Cawood of Frederick, Maryland, about 25 miles from where we live. One of the new attractions on the Strip is the High Roller wheel, at 500 feet in daimeter, it is advertised as the tallest "wheel" in the world. Later in the evening we were enjoying a beer at the out-side patio when the wind picked and started blowing the beer bottles off the tables. We decided it was time to return to our resort. Jim