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  1. I just sent up a travel report from seven weeks biking in Colorado this summer
    lowdin.nuSingletrack.htm Per

  2. Per Löwdin spray painted on a boxcar:

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    I just sent up a travel report from seven weeks biking in Colorado this summer
    lowdin.nuSingletrack.htm Per

    wow, great trip!!

  3. Quoted message said:

    Originally posted by Per LöWdin
    I just sent up a travel report from seven weeks biking in >Colorado this summer

    That's a trip to be jealous of! That was an excellent report and some awesome pictures as well, thanks!

    K.

  4. "Per Löwdin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    I just sent up a travel report from seven weeks biking in Colorado this summer
    lowdin.nuSingletrack.htm Per

    Great story with good info on riding. Thanks for sharing.

    Gary (Titus SB rider)

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    wow, great trip!!

    Yes, we loved it, and are in a real query about where to go next year. It was so much fun that it is
    hard to think up something new that will be as fun. Rather not do more or less the same trip twice.

    Per

    lowdin.nulowdin.nu

  6. Per Löwdin spray painted on a boxcar:

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    Quoted message said:

    wow, great trip!!

    Yes, we loved it, and are in a real query about where to go next year. It was so much fun that
    it is hard to think up something new that will be as fun. Rather not do more or less the same
    trip twice.

    Per

    lowdin.nulowdin.nu

    Isn't the answer obvious? Idaho. AMB-ID

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    Quoted message said:

    Yes, we loved it, and are in a real query about where to go next year. It was so much fun that
    it is hard to think up something new that will be as fun. Rather not do more or less the same
    trip twice.

    Quoted message said:

    Isn't the answer obvious? Idaho.

    May very weel be. If we go to the US. Are also considering Ladakh
    lowdin.nuMTB Himalaya.html and possibly Laos.

    Per lowdin.nulowdin.nu

  8. On Fri, 24 Oct 2003 at 22:06 GMT, Per Löwdin penned:

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    I just sent up a travel report from seven weeks biking in Colorado this summer
    lowdin.nuSingletrack.htm Per

    I'm slowly reading through all of your write-up. Nice trip, and a nice writeup!

    Did you keep notes along the way, or did you reconstruct it all once you saw the pictures?

    --
    monique Unless you need to share ultra-sensitive super-spy stuff with me, please don't email me
    directly. I will most likely see your post before I read your mail, anyway.

  9. Monique

    Quoted message said:
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    I just sent up a travel report from seven weeks biking in Colorado this summer
    lowdin.nuSingletrack.htm Per

    I'm slowly reading through all of your write-up. Nice trip, and a nice writeup!

    Thanks: we enjoyed Colorado immensely.

    Quoted message said:

    Did you keep notes along the way, or did you reconstruct it all once you saw the pictures?

    We did not take notes or keep a diary. Some people do, note how far the gone each day, how much
    altitude they gained, what temperatures there were, what their pulse rates were, etc., etc., (have
    even seen a heart rate chart published on the web, utterly boring unless it is Lance´s). We don´t,
    as we are far too busy enjoying the present, the biking. We bike for the fun of biking, not for the
    record. We have normal bike computers, one with an altimeter, a couple of times I jotted down the
    maximum altitude we reached, but just a few times, thinking it could be useful later.

    However, we saved all local info we got our hands on, all maps and brochures, and then used them
    together with the photos to reconstruct the trip. I am still adding some stuff: e.g., links to
    useful sites.

    Per

    lowdin.nuMTB.html

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