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    JøRn Dahl-Stamn
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    Did a 137 km long tour in the Norwegian mountains last weekend. Here are some pictures of me
    from the tour:

    spiderman.novit.noltoj03.html

    I'll write a short report from the tour soon...

    Jørn Dahl-Stamnes, EDB Teamco AS e-mail: [email hidden] (remove nospam first)
    web: spiderman.novit.nodahls

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  2. Raptor
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    Jørn Dahl-Stamnes said:

    Did a 137 km long tour in the Norwegian mountains last weekend. Here are some pictures of me from
    the tour:

    spiderman.novit.noltoj03.html

    I'll bet those rolling hills in the third photo were a joy to ride.

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  3. JøRn Dahl-Stamn
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    Jørn Dahl-Stamnes said:

    Did a 137 km long tour in the Norwegian mountains last weekend. Here are some

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    pictures of me from the tour:

    spiderman.novit.noltoj03.html

    I'll bet those rolling hills in the third photo were a joy to ride.

    You should have seen the descent. From 1400 meter to 5 meter in just 10 km...

    Jørn Dahl-Stamnes, EDB Teamco AS e-mail: [email hidden] (remove nospam first)
    web: spiderman.novit.nodahls

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  4. Karen M.
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    Congrats, Jørn. You are now part of my screen savers. (You're in good company--bunch of guys in RWB
    jerseys, one in a yellow shirt...some of their crash on Sunday.)

    --Karen M.

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  5. me
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    Cool pictures - who took them for you? And who is the babe in the last picture???

    Jørn Dahl-Stamnes said:

    Did a 137 km long tour in the Norwegian mountains last weekend. Here are some pictures of me from
    the tour:

    spiderman.novit.noltoj03.html

    I'll write a short report from the tour soon...

    Jørn Dahl-Stamnes, EDB Teamco AS e-mail: [email hidden] (remove nospam first)
    web: spiderman.novit.nodahls

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  6. Bernie
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    Jørn Dahl-Stamnes said:

    Did a 137 km long tour in the Norwegian mountains last weekend. Here are some pictures of me from
    the tour:

    spiderman.novit.noltoj03.html

    I'll write a short report from the tour soon...

    Jørn Dahl-Stamnes, EDB Teamco AS e-mail: [email hidden] (remove nospam first)
    web: spiderman.novit.nodahls

    Great images! What sort of camera were you using? The big screen, wide angle shots are quite
    inspiring. Also, the Durango Kid is baaaad to the bone! Great pix! I enjoyed them very much! Bernie

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