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Cliff's Notes

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June 1

I got on a bicycle in Austin.

Aug 9

I got off a bicycle in Anchorage.

The end.

wow, and i thought i felt challenged by riding the ms150.

Aggie00--
wow, got through reading every last word today. I'm impressed at the day to day documentation you did, I'm sure you are glad you did as you can look back and read this for the rest of your life.

It sounded like an amazing adventure/experience

I didn't visit the Texas4000 website until I was through with the read. My own mental thoughts of the ride and views along the way were fun to follow

longest.post.everrrrrr

Jayci its a GREAT read

for those who have read, can you tell me what you thought was the best or your favorite story/stories?

i need to send a section to someone and I'm having a hard time deciding what to send over.

bumpity bump

Like a lot of links and posts that Aggie 00 makes, I know I am going to enjoy reading this.

I especially liked the Badwater link. It is stuff like that that encourages me to keep going. I have a list and Aggie00 keeps adding to it. Hopefully one day Boston, then an ultra, then a 50 and then a 100 and then who knows.

I copied this to word, simple formating, etc. Still it was 81 codensed pages! 81 pages!!

[This message has been edited by whoop91 (edited 8/13/2009 1:41p).]

Wonderful read 00, enjoyed every bit of it. The story of you talking with Kathy and sort of reminding yourself why you were riding was very touching to me, as I lost my dad 18 years ago to cancer when I was 8.