Wouldn't it be SOOOO cool if . . .

[bikerHen]

Lincoln, Nebraska here. Right in the middle of the U.S. It seems to me that those of us with long interesting rides could meet in an agreed-upon place somewhere between locations.
I'm really getting excited about this. I DO hope we can work out the nitty-gritty details.

A group of us are talking about a trip to South Dakota to ride the Mickelson Trail next year. Would that be close enough? That way "it" could come to eastern Washington. Now who wants to volunteer to ride across the Cascades to get "it"?

[crazycanuck]

I'd be willing to purchase a woven doll thing from the Oxfam shop (cool looking thing too!) take a pic of it by the Indian Ocean & send it off out east.

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[withm]

OK, I'll play too. Lower Slower Delaware here.

Martha

[skinimini]

I'd be willing to purchase a woven doll thing from the Oxfam shop (cool looking thing too!) take a pic of it by the Indian Ocean & send it off out east.

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I love that idea!

So, if you're up for one more opinion . . . I really love the idea of there being just one "IT" (maybe a backup for emergencies). I know I tend to think big, and of possibilities, leaving the reality and logistics to other people, but it would be so amazing for this thing to make it all around the globe. Of course, at certain times, we would have to rely on mail--but that's OK.

We could set a time-frame, of perhaps a year--see where it takes us. It might make an interesting public interest story. I certainly think so!

[Eden]

A group of us are talking about a trip to South Dakota to ride the Mickelson Trail next year. Would that be close enough? That way "it" could come to eastern Washington. Now who wants to volunteer to ride across the Cascades to get "it"?

Depending on the time of year "it" makes it to Spokane (or Seattle for that matter) I would potentially be on the dry side. Walla Walla in April, Wenatchee in May, Oregon in June. I may be able to transport it in either direction (though it would not all be on bike...)