Cycling-name provinces/states, countries

[BabyBlueNTulsa]

No one has Oklahoma on their list yet! <sigh> Me thinks you lovely ladies need to visit Tulsa!

Tulsa Tough - 2009... think about it!!

[Crankin]

I've ridden locally in eastern MA, mostly from the northwest suburbs out toward Worcester.
Central MA to Northampton and the Berkshires
White Mountains in NH and the NH seacoast
York Beach Maine
Stowe Vermont
Cape Cod
I rode my 10 speed Univega in AZ in the 80s
The Czech Republic, from Czechy Cromluv (sp) over the border to Austria, into Durnstein by the Danube River
Quebec City, Canada, including Ile d'Orleans, Montmarcy
Siena, Italy up to Chianti and back

I apologize for the spelling!

[Tuckervill]

My list is short, too, but varied.

New Mexico
Vermont
Maine
Oregon
Arkansas (of course)
Oklahoma
Colorado

Combinations of mountain and road.

Gonna add Delaware and North Carolina next month

Karen

[sfa]

Lordy, my list of areas I've cycled in the U.S. is painfully short--just Maryland and a bit of North Carolina when I lived there.

But I've got a respectable list from Europe:
England (as far south as Dover, west to Bristol, north to Durham, east to Norfolk)
Belgium
Holland
Germany (along the Rhine)
France (only where the Rhine touches; pretty much just Strasbourg, which is practically Germany)
Switzerland and Austria (I was going by train mostly through these countries, but used my bike to get around towns)
Italy (Bolzano to Venice, down the coast, over the mountains to Florence and then down to Rome)

Sarah

[Aggie_Ama]

No one has Oklahoma on their list yet! <sigh> Me thinks you lovely ladies need to visit Tulsa!

Tulsa Tough - 2009... think about it!!

I have been trying to get my husband to agree to Oklahoma and Louisiana to knock out all the states surrounding Texas. I might try to convince him to do Tulsa Tough, he will like the name.

[BabyBlueNTulsa]

I have been trying to get my husband to agree to Oklahoma and Louisiana to knock out all the states surrounding Texas. I might try to convince him to do Tulsa Tough, he will like the name.

You guys would have a blast, I guarantee it. If he doesn't race, then you'll have to sign up for BOTH Tulsa Tough ride days to get the full taste of NW Oklahoma. This event has been getting bigger and better (but not too big for its britches - not yet) each year since it started in 2006. I don't drink, but the party atmosphere is infectious. Pro cyclists everywhere, and lots of people to meet. Good times.

[Aggie_Ama]

You guys would have a blast, I guarantee it. If he doesn't race, then you'll have to sign up for BOTH Tulsa Tough ride days to get the full taste of NW Oklahoma. This event has been getting bigger and better (but not too big for its britches - not yet) each year since it started in 2006. I don't drink, but the party atmosphere is infectious. Pro cyclists everywhere, and lots of people to meet. Good times.

My husband does race but not competitively. It is more he sees one and goes for it. His job and his dedication to riding with slow-mo me keeps him from being a serious contender.