All in all, it was a good riding day with gentle breezes, clear skies, and temperatures between 48-55 degrees.

Members of Spokes-Women were heading back as we arrived.

Riders getting ready to head north. Behind the Lighthouse sign is the motel we stayed at for many years. This is the second year it has been closed and nothing seems to be happening there yet.

There always seem to be a few riders who carry the Halloween theme to the Lewes run. This skeleton pillion rider brought his own broom.

The Lighthouse opened specially for the Polar Bears with a luncheon buffet next to the sign-in.

My riding buddies from GWRRA NJ-Chapter F who rode with Jane and me for this run. Lead, Dan, and Drag, Bob, (center) made the ride much easier for us.

I've featured this bike before but couldn't remember whether a few of its features had been covered so here are a few in this and the next two pictures. Here are crow bars making up the sissy bar.

Old pistons are used as footpegs.

The highway pegs include a rusty pair of vise-grips.

OK, I admit I didn't know what 2WD is. I looked it up. Apparently you can switch from single- to dual-wheel drive with the flip of a lever. This Ural is the SUV of motorcycles.

Just waiting

Parking at the abandoned motel

Plenty of bikes showed up.