November 2025 Central Virginia Moto Guzzi Lunch invitation

[Michael S. Jones]

Greetings, Moto Guzzi friends. I hope this email finds you well. It’s time for Noevember’s Central Virginia Moto Guzzi Lunch. Ron Komoroski used to like to hold the lunches in Buchanan, which from his house (as from mine) involved a beautiful ride up through the Peaks of Otter and down twisty Route 43. Buchanon is a quaint little town on the river James (as they called in in times past). Unfortunately, the restaurants in Buchanan don’t seem to stay in business very long. There’s a new one in town now, discovered by Laura, who ate there with friends and recommended it highly, so we’re going to try it out. Once the roads get icy, I follow Ron’s example of avoiding scheduling the lunches across the mountains, so this may be the last time we head west until Spring.

Here are the vitals:
Date&time: Saturday, 11/15/2025, at 1:30pm
Location: Foot of the Mountain Café
Address: 126 Arcadia Rd Buchanan, VA 24066
Phone: (540) 254-3287
Website: https://www.fotmcafe.com/home

There’s a little twist to this week’s lunch: Foot of the Mountain Café can’t seat us until 1:30, so we’ll be meeting an hour later than usual. If you show up early, you can sit at the bar and have a cup of hot tea to warm up, but the main dining area is being used for a party until 1:00.

If you need to contact me, my email address is mjon...@yahoo.com. My cellphone is (434)-333-8333, but you know how much that’s worth. As always, all brands are welcome, as are non-motorcycle modes of transit. Here on the eastern side of the mountains we still have a lot of fall colors. If the weather cooperates, I think we’ll have a beautiful ride to Buchanan!

Ride safe,

Mike



M. Jones, executive editor, Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies (www.jsri.ro)
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[Robert Corfield]

Hi all, 

I'm not going to make it to this one.  Too far away, 2hrs 20 min via highway.  Plus with 1:30 start,  if be getting home after dark,  deer time.  It's a good place.  I've reagent there before.  Have fun! 

Bob

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