Hey you Hoosiers! What a wonderful thing you two will complete (hopefully in one piece), watch for bears!

I called and left a good luck message Dave but, I think you already hit the road. I think your website is a great and fun idea. I'll check in on it when I get the time.

 

I just want to say have a great and safe trip, how exciting! May all go well and may your trail days be painless (somewhat)....... Lets have some beers on your return.

 

Ride Mothers Ride!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Your friend in the smoke filled valley,

 

Ron

So you're at it again!  Best of luck and a string of good weather to
you both on this latest midlife-crisis adventure of yours. I suppose it's cheaper than buying a Porsche or carrying on with a woman half your age. Healthier too.

I'll share your adventures with my 10-year-old son and 7-year-old daughter.  "See kids? When you grow up you can act like a kid all over again ... and all your friends will be green with envy."

Nanette in Wisconsin

September 7, 2006

how are both of you old guys. hope you are enjoying your ride. it's
getting abit colder in twin about 70's hope you are not cold during the night.
Take care always and regards to mr. guiness.
Nanette Annas

 

September 12, 2006

The gang is asking questions.. Where is Dave now??  Is that anything like "Where's Waldo"?  Well Waldo, what bush are you hiding behind these days?  (cdhd eyes are watching you!)LOL

Jeri Dodge

 

September 13, 2006

 Wow--hope it's stopped snowing! Hey, I know you want to get some good tales out of all of this, but stay safe and healthy in the process. Unless, that is, you want to get another trip out of it next summer! Come to think of it, perhaps I'd trade you. At least you're missing "civilization" as we know it, and you're damn lucky!
Marcia
(not the Brady Bunch one)

 

September 18th

Your blog just ends on the 13th and then no more entries.....like the diary of some failed and tragic Mt Everest expedition.  Did you make it?  Are you guys OK?   When are you back in town?  Lets have some beers then and sharesome stories?
Bob A.

September 18th

Dudes!
Wow you two have been putting the miles on!  I can already tell you're gonna drop my sorry butt on our next ride.  Oh well, I better go find my protein shake and head of to Pilates Class.

Please post and update on Mark's shoulder.

Friday is Party on the Roof and you're gonna be missed.  Be safe and finish with panache:

noun
1) Dash; verve.
2) A bunch of feathers or a plume, especially on a helmet.

So go find some feathers!
-Mike

September 22nd

Wow, Dave,
You've had some real challenges out there on the southern high route!  I loved reading your entries and got cold (sort of ) along with you!

I've stayed at Ghost Ranch and spent time driving most of the San Juan Valley, so your descriptions evoke great memories, images and smells.

Take care of yourselves and come home happy!

With affection,
Kay

 

September 23rd

Good Job Guys! One more week and you are all set and accomplish. Am so proud of both of you, from Canada to Mexico, next year you can start with Europe trail starting from Finland to Norway to Sweden to Denmark to Germany to Austria to Italy to Switzerland to Luxemborg to Belgium, The Netherlands, England to Scotland
down to Ireland, Wales, France (don't forget to pick up a purse or a pair shoes for me) and finally to Spain. Congratulations and I will see you soon.
Nanette

 

September 25th

 

It is with great respect, excitement, and jealuousy that we have followed your adventure. We hope you have three outstanding days of riding and may your memories fuel your dreams of your next adventure.  Get hope safely too so we can borrow your tandem next year!  Will drink a Lienies too ya on Friday!

 

kathi and dave