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| 1760.1 | nice! | SHALOT::ELLIS | John Lee Ellis - assembly required | Wed Oct 10 1990 14:20 | 7 |
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Could you honor us with some tales of the trip, or would that
be too monumental?
How long did it take? Why did you choose east-to-west?
-john
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| 1760.2 | | EDIT::CRITZ | LeMond Wins '86,'89,'90 TdF | Wed Oct 10 1990 14:25 | 8 |
| Deb,
I agree with John Lee. You gave us a teaser, but no trip
report. That'll never do (I'm just kidding).
What kinda bike did you use?
Scott (Maybe some day I'll do it)
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| 1760.3 | Want 2 hear about coast to coast | NHASAD::LEBLANC | | Wed Oct 10 1990 15:17 | 10 |
| DEB,
Maybe in my next decade with Dec i'll run into you again; and
you can tell me bits and pieces...
I heard you were written up in the Nashua Telegraph....Glad you
survived o.k.
maybe see on the MKO campus routes..Time for you to do some
noon runs with Lance/I.
Lata, D
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| 1760.4 | Tell us more!!! | TOOK::FAIRBANKS | Wynonna Wannabe | Wed Oct 10 1990 15:54 | 6 |
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I second all the previous--more details, please!!!!!!
I want to attempt this someday, too ...
Laurie
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| 1760.5 | GREAT!!! | BUFFER::ALUSIC | | Wed Oct 10 1990 21:30 | 2 |
| ok, I'm impressed as well as inspired!! \VA
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| 1760.6 | Look for "Deb's Guide to Transcontinental Cycling!" | STAFF::ERICKSON | John Erickson, DTN 232-2590 | Fri Oct 12 1990 08:50 | 14 |
| Congratulations, Deb!
I don't expect to see your _trip_report_ here --- after such a
trip, I'd expect to read about your ride in
_National_Geographic_!
Seriously, you are now our resident conference expert on
transcontinental rides --- perhaps you could give us bits and
pieces about topics such as EQUIPMENT, LODGING, PYSCHOLOGY,
SAFETY, etc. I'm sure you have enough to write a book!
Have a GREAT one!
John
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| 1760.7 | The only way to fly X-country! | SMURF::COHEN | | Fri Oct 12 1990 11:11 | 6 |
| The only way to see the country! Congratulations.
My former girl friend (now wife!) biked X-country but only one way though.
That was 10 years ago but still remains the most enjoyable experience of
my life. I hope to do it again sometime.
-Larry Cohen
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| 1760.8 | Congrats to allthat makes the effort... | IAMOK::FRERE | Ellas Danzan Solas | Fri Oct 12 1990 16:32 | 9 |
| Re: .7 I AGREE!! It is the only way to see a country. When I was 17,
I put myself and my bike on a plane to St. John's Newfoundland and rode
back to Ottawa (~1800 miles). Not only you get to see more than in a
car, you can stop anywhere you want and talk to the locals. Many time,
I was invited in for breakfast by locals.
Eric_who_would_like...
No, Eric_who_WILL_tour_the_world_before_the_knees_give_in
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| 1760.9 | | EDIT::CRITZ | LeMond Wins '86,'89,'90 TdF | Fri Oct 12 1990 17:13 | 11 |
| RE: 1760.8
See note 947.4.
Barbara and Larry Savage road around the world. She wrote a
book about the experience. Some of it is somewhat comical;
some of it is awful.
Sadly, Barbara Savage was killed training for a triathlon.
Scott
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| 1760.10 | Need Route Advice LA to San Diego | RGB::LAWRENCE | | Mon Oct 22 1990 18:48 | 7 |
| Hi Deb,
I will be riding from LA (San Pedro) to Del Mar (north of San Diego) in
three weeks (see how I save the company money? - no rental car!) and I
could sure use any information you have about preferred routes over
that stretch, if you went that way. I'll send MAIL> separately in case
you don't see this. Thanks,
Dick Lawrence
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