On May 28, 2006 a group of 22 will drive from Natchez, Mississippi to Nashville, Tennessee. The next day, we will begin cycling home.
This blog is intended for the riders to post their experiences, and for family and friends to follow them...virtually.
Visitors are encouraged to post comments.
Saturday, June 03, 2006
Weather
Still resting from lunch. Incredible weather, especially for June. Looks like we are blessed with a tailwind.
-------------------------- Allen via BlackBerry Wireless
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I have been following your progress daily. What a great trip! Looks like you are getting close to the finish and a happy ending. I see Billy Breaux is still trying to sell insurance via the web. Happy peddling. Steve Hardy
Allen and Beth, congratulations on an inspiring ride. You got me to take my road bike out for the first time post Katrina (not like you could ride a road bike around here for a while after Katrina unless you carried several spare tubes and tires) and though I've only logged 50 miles compared to your journey, you're helping the New Orleans bike market in your own way. It's just a shame that Billy had to ruin an otherwise great blog by trying to commercialize it--Sean Moore
3 comments:
I have been following your progress daily. What a great trip! Looks like you are getting close to the finish and a happy ending. I see Billy Breaux is still trying to sell insurance via the web.
Happy peddling.
Steve Hardy
Allen and Company !!!!!
Are you there (home) yet? I hope that the ride is rewarding experience to all that participated. God bless.
Dr. Benedict Udemgba.
Allen and Beth, congratulations on an inspiring ride. You got me to take my road bike out for the first time post Katrina (not like you could ride a road bike around here for a while after Katrina unless you carried several spare tubes and tires) and though I've only logged 50 miles compared to your journey, you're helping the New Orleans bike market in your own way. It's just a shame that Billy had to ruin an otherwise great blog by trying to commercialize it--Sean Moore
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