(Mike, that looks like one of the places I got married in!)

Forgiven AL: we don't expect you to eat ice cream before lunch time.

But if you did pursue the ice cram challenge, we'd expect the flavour to be "Moka".

Mike Ve9a,Dan,Rick & Spitz:

Never did get to the ice cream DQ so had a better idea-

Not trying to jump ahead of anyone , just posting these pics to show everyone ,one of the eight wonders of the world-in Dunnville Ontario on the banks of the lower Grand River-I hope you can read the plaque which explains the history-As a young boy and teen ager l played hockey for the Mudcat Hockey team and the "Mudcat Name" carries on today- My traditional Viking helmut will confirm that l was there- BIG AL-

Dan:

Guilty your honour

God worked against me, got ready to head out, camera in hand, then the heavens opened up and a torrential down pour, no way l could take the Moke, then of course came the 3 hour O J drama from Nevada, no way l could miss that, then the finish of the Blue Jay game in Boston more delay,then two of my buddies picked me up for our monthly BSCC of Canada dinner meeting-

Wil try to-day

Big AL

Your hour is up, AL. Did the ice cream not last as far as the park for you too?

The closest ice cream anything is 12 miles from me in Port Colborne, Ontario, an old style DQ, could everyone just wait an hour and l will be back with a picture?

Big AL

I tried, but the ice cream was gone before I got close to a park.....

Scott,

Ya done good, bud. You didn't kill it.

We just have a bunch of lazy drivers on our hands.

There are literally many thousands of posts on the Harley forum. It's quite incredible actually.
Here's just one link (of many) to get your creative juices flowing:

Similar thread on Harley forum

C'mon folks !

Did I accidentally kill the thread?  Does no one like ice cream?!?!!?!

Alex is right.  I just wanted to point it out.  On the Harley forum, often I'll see 2 (maybe even 3) similar pix on the same day, but it's only the first one meeting the criterial that counts and that person gets to set the next challenge.  After all, some of these guys might ride 4 or 5 hours to get a picture.  As the thread evolves, invariably some challenges are just that - true challenges, so one should post their well earned photos.

It's early on in the first round of pix and I wanted to reiterate, just so we're all on the same page here. (rules detailed in initial post)

Also, ignoring advice and other modified rules from less than savoury sources  is always a good idea  (I am not referring to Alex, who is always a good source)

And gets to post a picture of the NEXT challenge. 

Even if you miss "winning" the round, there's nothing at all in the rules to stop you posting a qualifying picture.

I see that now. I missed this the first time I read it.

Whoever posts the first pic that meets the criteria gets to set the next challenge.

Willie_B,

Cool pix, but the challenge was met on Sunday....heh heh.....we're onto "A picture of your Mini in a park with ice cream (cone, cup, whatever...)

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Only a couple of miles from the house. I took the longer route to get there though. Figured a frosty cold Coke was right for a hot southern day.

Mmmmmmm Guinness.
I like your front number plate too!

Hello from San Francisco! I hope an actual Guinness counts!

Since it is a hot, summer day here (sorry, Southern Hemisphere), treat a friend or significant other to some ice cream!

Next challenge:
A picture of your Mini in a park with ice cream (cone, cup, whatever...)

Lol....over here, for some reason, many people think anything Irish is something special...
Should see st.patrick's day......pathetic.  I just remind people that St.Patrick was actually English

OK...a picture in front of any drinking establishment......but the Guinness logo still applies.....my favourite Irish contribution to the world

I've been away...but I always liked this photo taken in Indiana.  I know it doesn't count but so what?  It is still a BIG pumpkin.

You could always drive next door and get the real McCoy Alex.  Show us how it's done.