Late, but many thanks for your report and pics. I just got back to reading
and looking. That path really does have so many threads of American history
knit into it. I keep riding down that way for that reason and that it's 15
minutes from my door.
Andy Cheatham
Pittsburgh
On Monday, July 30,
Brad, this is a great ride report!
I am pleased to have made a cameo as a "fellow bicycle nerd"!
You are a passionate teacher and cyclist, and just a nice guy. I really
enjoyed meeting you.
Andrew P. in SLC, UT
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>>... Without them we would have no stories to tell
that very well summarizes all my rides :)
I lived in DC area for a few years. I regret not having spent more time
on C&O trail.
After reading about rain, mosquitos, mud and what not, now I might actually
go for the San Jose to LA ride I've b
My friend's knee is fine. It was simply the consequence of going too far too
fast. I think he is going to buy the 51cm Joe Appaloosa (once I get the wheel
fixed)!
Challenges make the adventure. Without them we would have no stories to tell.
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Thanks for the report!
Interesting and thanks for the pics.
Most interesting to read about all the challenges.
Rain, mud, skeeters, fitting in trumpet practice. I bet it was very
satisfying to survive it all and learn how to do so.
Not saying that challenges are any fun.
But sometimes I guess one
Great trip and fantastic report! Thanks for sharing. That's a LOT of
stuff you carried!
I hope one day my Joe A gets to do something like this :)
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> Hello All. I hope you find this ride report useful, especially if you are
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Excellent, Brad! What a great way to travel the “new business class”! Grin.
It’s that time of year when I really appreciate fenders yet lack the resolve
the put them on. Horse muck runoff makes it a near thing though. Sardonic grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Thanks for the write-up and pictures; it was a very enjoyable read and I'm
glad that you had a wonderful time. I was on the GAP two weeks ago and
understand about those mosquitoes! I'll be posting my mini ride later.
Roberta
On Monday, July 30, 2018 at 11:05:16 AM UTC-4, Brad Arnold wrote:
Thanks for sharing, and taking the time to post. As a fellow Appaloosa
owner with no free time, I get to live vicariously through your words and
pictures. Much appreciated.
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"I set up camp that night in a virtual swamp where mosquitoes terrorized me
until I crawled into my tent to play trumpet" has got to be one of the best
lines ever written about bike camping. I love it!
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