In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
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I always figure I might go and then I bail and decide to go when there no festival and crowds.
I just might go, but then again...
Matt (I like to have Fruita to myself!)
I'd considered that but I have to be back in-country by the 1st of June. The festival gives my SO something to do while I'm away on bike rides. I'm only in Colorado from 28 Apr-7 May and I thought being wasted from jet lag wouldn't appear out-of-ordinary at the fest.
Other time will be spent in the Denver-Fort Collins area. Anybody in those areas available for a ride? Any euro-trash booze I haven't consumed at the FFTF can be used as payment/ointment/disinfectant. I'm only bringing the high-test white-lightning stuff as beer/wine doesn't have the proper buzz-to-weight ratio.
On Sat, 3 Apr 2004 13:49:39 +0200, NotaKnob <[email hidden]>
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There's a 99% chance that I'll be able to go. I'll be Staying in GJ for the duration.
I'm assuming there's going to be a A.M-B presence and will be participating as a US <-> DE representative. Let me know if someone wants to meet up.
I'll be there but it looks like my planned barleywine ride will have to be changed to "insert locally available dark beer of choice" ride since I'm going to be traveling light and small with no room for 10 six packs of Bigfoot this year.
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
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On Sat, 3 Apr 2004 13:49:39 +0200, NotaKnob <[email hidden]>
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There's a 99% chance that I'll be able to go. I'll be Staying in GJ for the duration.
I'm assuming there's going to be a A.M-B presence and will be participating as a US <-> DE representative. Let me know if someone wants to meet up.
I'll be there but it looks like my planned barleywine ride will have to be changed to "insert locally available dark beer of choice" ride since I'm going to be traveling light and small with no room for 10 six packs of Bigfoot this year.
I'm in the same situation. My beverage from o'er here will be either Grappa or whatever I can drain and bottle from my landlords collection.
I almost killed myself bringing a keg once. Never again.
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
Quoted message said:
I always figure I might go and then I bail and decide to go when there no festival and crowds.
I just might go, but then again...
Matt (I like to have Fruita to myself!)
I'd considered that but I have to be back in-country by the 1st of June. The festival gives my SO something to do while I'm away on bike rides. I'm only in Colorado from 28 Apr-7 May and I thought being wasted from jet lag wouldn't appear out-of-ordinary at the fest.
Other time will be spent in the Denver-Fort Collins area. Anybody in those areas available for a ride? Any euro-trash booze I haven't consumed at the FFTF can be used as payment/ointment/disinfectant. I'm only bringing the high-test white-lightning stuff as beer/wine doesn't have the proper buzz-to-weight ratio.
bruce
Well maybe see you there. LMK if you find yourself in Gunnison area.
BTW ratio is very important when traveling! That's why I drink Kool-Aid, lemonade, or other powdered mix and Everclear on longer backcountry treks. Best BTW for a USA-legal intoxicant (I think LSD as the best ratio I know of, but that can complicate things considerably).
On Sat, 3 Apr 2004 13:49:39 +0200, NotaKnob <[email hidden]>
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There's a 99% chance that I'll be able to go. I'll be Staying in GJ for the duration.
I'm assuming there's going to be a A.M-B presence and will be participating as a US <-> DE representative. Let me know if someone wants to meet up.
I'll be there but it looks like my planned barleywine ride will have to be changed to "insert locally available dark beer of choice" ride since I'm going to be traveling light and small with no room for 10 six packs of Bigfoot this year.
We get Bigfoot here, I imagine in the metroplois of GJ it would also be available.
On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 11:05:40 -0600, "MattB" <[email hidden]>
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P e t e F a g e r l i n wrote:
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I'll be there but it looks like my planned barleywine ride will have to be changed to "insert locally available dark beer of choice" ride since I'm going to be traveling light and small with no room for 10 six packs of Bigfoot this year.
We get Bigfoot here, I imagine in the metroplois of GJ it would also be available.
P e t e F a g e r l i n <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 11:05:40 -0600, "MattB" <[email hidden]>
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P e t e F a g e r l i n wrote:
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I'll be there but it looks like my planned barleywine ride will have to be changed to "insert locally available dark beer of choice" ride since I'm going to be traveling light and small with no room for 10 six packs of Bigfoot this year.
We get Bigfoot here, I imagine in the metroplois of GJ it would also be available.
Well that solves that then.
I'll check with a few places this week, just to make sure. We may have to sub with Arrogant [censored]...
In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
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Maybe Friday is the day to do a little AM-B ride. I have something out of the way in mind that is pretty damn cool.
Great. I arrive in CO on Wednesday and have exactly 1 day to acclimitize to the altitude. No rest for those who live at sea-level. My own damn fault...
Remember to tell who-ever's riding cleanup that if they see me passed out on the side of the trail, kick me and point me in the right direction.
On the other hand I just learned that if you see a sign that says "726M NN", it means that your at 726 meters Near Null. I'm assuming sea level's different from the Med, North Sea and the Atlantic.
In article <[email hidden]>, getnews1 @dslextreme.com says...
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Acclimatize to the altitude of Fruita?
3000+ is about 2000 feet more than I'm used too. Within about 2 miles of my house are areas below sea level... My normal riding area just about reaches 700 meters, if I climb the sightseeing tower. I kept trying to get a job in the Garmisch area, but they'd have nothing to do with me. Bavaria sucks anyways with their lame-ass beer, fests, weisswurst, Schweinhaxe, bratwursts, sauerbraten, schnitzells, knodel with gravey, rotkohl... Oh well, the local single track is verbotten there anyways.
Just by the time I get used to being in CO, I head back o-er here...