Adventures of Nana Chou - A Texas Butter Goes Alaskan

[what next]

So glad to hear you are ok. Hope Nana Chou is better than you think. Hope she didn't cause a ruckus being left alone.

 

[Craigmri]

OCR, you ok buddy?

 

[TC3]

OCR hope you heal quickly and get bike sorted soon. We were driving up the 1 from LA to San Fran about the time you were going up and I kept an eye out but did not cross your path. Brilliant trip but too bad it has had to end like this.

 

[Mike Cash]

OCR hope you heal quickly and get bike sorted soon. We were driving up the 1 from LA to San Fran about the time you were going up and I kept an eye out but did not cross your path. Brilliant trip but too bad it has had to end like this.

I doubt that it has ended.

He has survived flying helicopters in Vietnam, getting smacked in the head by a Nolan Ryan fastball, and goodness knows what else in his day. I doubt he'll regard this as more than a temporary annoyance and I look forward to reading about the rest of the trip.

 

[bonnielover]

OCR, maybe this is just an excuse to extend your stay in Alaska. Get better and keep us posted.

 

[Craigmri]

I gotta meet this guy one day! OCR, on your next trip to FLA dinner is on me!

I doubt that it has ended.

He has survived flying helicopters in Vietnam, getting smacked in the head by a Nolan Ryan fastball, and goodness knows what else in his day. I doubt he'll regard this as more than a temporary annoyance and I look forward to reading about the rest of the trip.

 

[Mike Cash]

I found it very touching that a stranger picked him up, did the right thing, then went on her way like it's just routine.....doing right because it is right, without the other person even knowing your name, without waiting around to be thanked.....those are the hallmarks of the Lone Ranger, and it makes an American heart swell with pride to know that sort of thing is still with us today, in real life.

And let's not forget the total strangers who set out to recover his bike for him.

Very cold places must produce some very warm people.

 

[netizen]

Has anyone heard anything from Old Can ride? The status of his arm or bike? What he is going to do at this point if he can ride or if his bike is fixable to ride?

I have been searching the threads to find out but haven't seen anything. Just concerned...

 

[JDE]

I've been wondering the same. Haven't heard anything either..

 

[Fuzzy]

A lot of us wondering and praying for him.

 

[ziggie]

Same hear.nothing yet.could be at a place with no internet service.hope we hear soon.

 

[ziggie]

I checked the Alaska adv forum.didn't see anything.

 

[tslaw]

I checked the Alaska adv forum.didn't see anything.

I didn't want to post on ADV without his permission. Never heard a word.

 

[ziggie]

I didn't post either.just looked around for talk about a Honda nc or anything.

 

[CMGuy]

Just a thought from a new guy. He seems to have folks on this forum who know him pretty well. In the "Little Help" thread he posted when he went down, there is a phone number. Perhaps some one of you could give it a try and post the results?

 

[Jimmy_Pop]

I just talked to OCR, he's ok. He had a nasty tumble in Alaska and dislocated his shoulder. His bike is messed up, but he bought a truck and they're both on their way back from Alaska. He is out of cellular range so he wasn't able to update, but thought you guys would like to know he's bruised by ok.

 

[pahondafan]

Thank you for following up and letting us know.

 

[JDE]

I just talked to OCR, he's ok. He had a nasty tumble in Alaska and dislocated his shoulder. His bike is messed up, but he bought a truck and they're both on their way back from Alaska. He is out of cellular range so he wasn't able to update, but thought you guys would like to know he's bruised by ok.

Yes, thanks for the update. Was getting quite worried.

 

[ziggie]

Thanks for update.glad he ok.i figured he was out of range.

 

[L.B.S.]

Thanks, JP!

Kind of a bad way to end his trip, but no one can deny it wasn't an adventure! Maybe there will be more stories and tales of derring-do this way, than simply doing it the "easy" way, for OCR, lol. He always has the best stories to tell.

Rock on, OCR!