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Your brain operates in a weird way! Unrestful Stop. Geezeus
1 month agoMOO Y'all
1 month agoMOO Y'all
1 month agoYou should definitely go back and write the entire story. The Little Debbie tour?
1 month agoIt were an injun uprisin', they kilt and scalpt all them dern pale faces.
1 month agoYup…. young and dumb, as the title states. Plus, we were invincible at the time.
1 month agoLooks like another error of youth. No hands on handlebars, no helmet on head and rolling downhill.
1 month agoChickens are not flightless, Mark, they don't fly far but they can fly.
1 month agoHah! I thought I’d have posted my first big tour (the first one for which I kept a journal) here by now, but I’m just too busy!
1 year agoThanks, Jacquie! I've been working my way through your journals as well, although "working" isn't the best choice of words since I'm enjoying them so much. I suspect I'll be following in your footsteps (specifically, your routes) on a trip or two after I retire.
1 year agoInteresting, I hadn't heard of it. I suspect I'd agree with your review, and will check it out.
1 year agoi started reading it yesterday after clicking on a photo as it scrolled by. You kept my interest!
1 year agoI recently listened to the audiobook version of "To Shake the Sleeping Self" by Jedidiah Jenkins, son of Peter, who was influenced by his father's walk. He, though, rode a bicycle from Oregon to Patagonia. I found all the religion stuff annoying, but overall, not a bad book.
1 year agoWearing helmets in 1982? They were pretty new here in Vancouver in 1987, when I got my first. It was a Bell Tour Lite, and it wasn't light.
1 year ago
Guilty as charged... :-)
1 month ago