About Beegurl, Lanora Cox

Yes!  I did it!  I’ve completed the MLIS through San Jose State University!

My life is rich with experiences and interests.  One of them is honey bees.

I hold a branch with a small swarm of bees.

I hold a branch with a small swarm of bees.

This accompanies my interest in Food!  Growing, cooking and eating food as organic as possible.  There is also a large pharmacy of herbs in my garden.

Another of my interests is old English motorcycles, especially Velocettes.  Besides riding as much as possible, I am the editor of the newsletter for the Velocette Owner’s Club of North America.

Lanora on a Velocette

Here I am a few years ago sitting on a Velocette that was for sale. It was a beautiful bike, but I didn't buy it.

Although nothing is as beautiful as these bikes, my usual ride is a 500cc Buell.  It is much easier to start.

I also love to read, travel, scuba dive and generally experience life as fully as possible!

Lanora swimming with barracuda

Here I am somewhere near Palau swimming with a school of barracuda.

6 Responses to About Beegurl, Lanora Cox

  1. Melissa Harmon says:

    Hi Lanora, Love your writing and photography both! You are so adventurous. And the honeycomb on the side of the blog too! Melissa

  2. Jeff Kingman says:

    Cool blog site, Ms. Bee Gurl! I like the barracuda shot!! Thanks for forwarding the link!

  3. Lanora, thanks so much for loving my daughter, Fedora, at the Berkeley farmers market. She has loved talking with you. Many blessings.
    –Chris

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  5. Bert Botta says:

    Hi Lanora, I was drawn here by a friend’s request for a “loaner” Royal Enfield with sidecar for use in the annual Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, Mountain Home Play this coming summer. My friend knows I love old Brit bikes and have ridden anything with two wheels and a motor for nigh onto 60 years.

    If you have a line on anyone who would be willing to loan us their machine and sidecar for the play (not to be ridden, just a static display as far as I know) that would be wonderful.

    For whatever it’s worth I just finished a book on my adventures as a 50’s era hot rodder on the streets of San Francisco and then taking my “need for speed” into flying jet airplanes and then into a search around the world for “the meaning of life.”

    I’ve gotten great reviews so far and the book has only been out two weeks. I’ll be doing book signings and talks around Marin and the bay area in the coming weeks and months.

    You can check it out here: http://www.fastlanetofaith.com

    You might also notice, under the menu bar Rides of Passage on my website, my upcoming Men’s Motorcycle tour through the Southwest. It’s a rather unique journey by motorcycle into the heart and soul of men.

    Cheers and blessings

    Bert Botta 415.320.9811

  6. Jim Forgan says:

    Hi Lanora. I found your page after doing a search for TT Motors. It’s an old post I see. Have there been any more attempts at appealing to people who frequented the shop in the 70s and 80s? I have good memories of having my Bonny worked on there and attending the picnic once or twice. It was a golden time in my motorcycling life. I’ve always wondered what happened to John and the rest of his motley crew. Please let me know if you know of any places on the web where I can relive some of those great memories from 40 years ago. jpforgan@gmail.com
    Thank you,
    Jim

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