I happened accross an interesting website about monuments
erected (yeah I know Beavis I said erected) to commemorate
famous and not so famous cyclists.
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From: "Jeff in Ottawa" [email hidden]
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Thanks for the great link. Now we'll have to make plans to
visit the ones we haven't. Bill C -
I happened accross an interesting website about monuments
to commemorate famous and not so famous cyclists.
home-1.tiscali.nlmisc monuments.htmOpen ↗ [/QUOTE]Thanks for that. Good reading.
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Jeff in Ottawa said:
What is that road in the banner on the top? Looks wicked.
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Didier A. Depireux said:
What is that road in the banner on the top? Looks wicked.
Haven't looked, but no doubt the Stelvio.
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Yup.
Always liked this picture
www.sayegh.org/ Alps/Alps.htm
A friend of mine sent me a postcard where the picture was
taken from far enough away you could see the whole climb. I
thought about getting it blown up to put on the wall to look
at while riding the rollers, putting a caption under it
saying "No quitters allowed"."Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
berlin.de...Quoted message said:
Didier A. Depireux said:
What is that road in the banner on the top? Looks
wicked.Haven't looked, but no doubt the Stelvio.
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Jeff in Ottawa said:
Always liked this picture www.sayegh.org/ Alps/Alps.htm
Just looking at sayegh.orgP9130097r.jpgOpen ↗ my
legs hurt.Didier
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of Maryland -1273 (lab) Baltimore MD 21201 USA Fax:
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