I dunno, I think I'd like to vote against the shuttled ride. Since I'm spending Saturday and Monday with familyI'd love to have one day this weekend that's not complicated. And Hancock is well outside of Janice's 1.5 hour driving limit.
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08-29-2008, 08:34 AM #1
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08-29-2008, 09:20 AM #2
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OK, fine with me. I'll be at your house at 8:45 Sunday and you can be the navigator. I still have to figure out how to get the Xtracycle on the car by myself, and with this rain it may not happen. So I may be riding my Glorius after all, but the panniers will be fully loaded.
Originally Posted by Kalidurga
I dunno, I think I'd like to vote against the shuttled ride. Since I'm spending Saturday and Monday with family I'd love to have one day this weekend that's not complicated. And Hancock is well outside of Janice's 1.5 hour driving limit.
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08-29-2008, 09:43 AM #3
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Sounds good. And, speaking of rain, be prepared for mud on Sunday's ride
Regina, we'll think about you eating birthday cake while we're getting spattered."How about if we all just try to follow these very simple rules of the road? Drive like the person ahead on the bike is your son/daughter. Ride like the cars are ambulances carrying your loved ones to the emergency room. This should cover everything, unless you are a complete sociopath."
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08-29-2008, 10:03 AM #4
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I'll have four panniers. Maybe I'll bring a cake Originally Posted by Kalidurga
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08-29-2008, 10:13 AM #5
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I've got some zucchini shredded and ready to go into zucchini bread. Maybe I'll bring that for us to snack on. It will probably turn out like a brick anyway, so that will add ballast. Originally Posted by Zen
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08-29-2008, 10:40 AM #6
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I don't cook and might not even have time to even buy groceries for myself, so I hope you two aren't expecting me to bring anything besides my sunny personality...
"How about if we all just try to follow these very simple rules of the road? Drive like the person ahead on the bike is your son/daughter. Ride like the cars are ambulances carrying your loved ones to the emergency room. This should cover everything, unless you are a complete sociopath."
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08-29-2008, 11:27 AM #7
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Nah, I assume we need to bring whatever we want for lunch, but we're all on our own. Originally Posted by Kalidurga
I don't cook and might not even have time to even buy groceries for myself, so I hope you two aren't expecting me to bring anything besides my sunny personality...
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