
Katie came over, and we did great yoga!
We had lunch at Red Robin, and shopped at Heinen’s.
I had a dance lesson with Julie: swing, mambo, and foxtrot.

I arose early, and took care of a few details: vacuming; windows; and documentation, then left for the 4th Annual Cleveland Euro Car Cruise-In, in Olmsted Falls.
The were many cars here, including British, Italian, and German.
I shared the event with Chuck Linick. It was at a German Club, and we ate inside.
Prizes are raffled off: I won a few small ones:
This event benefits vets.
Back home, we had pizza brought in, and then rode our bikes for 19 minutes, before watching Poldar, so Sharon can keep up on history!
I did some work on Mini – switching out the large clamps for original types.
We then drove to a party at Allen and Sarah’s house, to celebrate their new back yard. (Allen helped me with a stubborn clamp!)
Bill, Valerie, and Violet arrived
In the evening, Valerie and Bill went back for phase two. We stayed home, and I washed Mini.
Almost ready for Euro Car day!
After brunch at Perkins, we drove down SR83 into Holmes county – Ohio Amish country.
In October of 2014 we had driven to upstate New York,, and were thrilled with the scenery. The roads on this trip – less than two hours from home – were almost as beautiful. The hills were not as high, and there was less water, but the roads as twisty: a great day to have the hood down.
(The best scenes were impossible to photograph, as I was at the wheel.) We made few stops, and ate at an Amish style restaurant. Averaged 37.1 mpg for the trip down, and 36.2 for the entire trip.