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Harley-Davidson
riders travel east on Holy Hill Road late Sunday afternoon
as the last summer sunlight begins to slip behind the
distant hills. The Holy Hill area was one of many Washington
County locations frequented by motorcycle riders.
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TOWN OF POLK -
The roar of motorcycle engines has faded, but visitors to the
Harley-Davidson 105th Anniversary drove away with souvenirs and
memories that included visiting area dealerships and taking in the
county’s natural scenic beauty.
H.O.G. Haven at Washington County Fair Park was the weekend home
to hundreds of campers, but not everybody found a patch of grass to
stay at on the 133-acre site.
Jim Johnson and Rick "Chuck" Martinez came up from
Chicago and were sleeping on the floor of the AmericInn.
"There’re pretty cool about it, they gave us
blankets," said Martinez, as the pair visited the nearby West
Bend Harley-Davidson dealership Saturday morning.
Bill and Beth Coleman of Wisconsin Rapids stopped in at West Bend
Harley-Davidson to visit with friends from when Bill Coleman used to
work at the dealership.
"You’ve got to get a shirt from every dealership,"
Bill Coleman said.
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