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Heads up riding Monroe County, Indiana

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  1. I did a very beautiful figure 8 loop century through Monroe and Brown Counties on Sunday. There was
    about 7,000 feet total elevation gain.

    Major problem in Northern Monroe/Southern Morgan County, however. Virtually all the road signs are
    missing! Fortunately I had a map and some nice local folk to tell me what road I was actually on.
    Nevertheless, there was some significant "improvising" going on.

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    I did a very beautiful figure 8 loop century through Monroe and Brown Counties on Sunday. There
    was about 7,000 feet total elevation gain.

    Major problem in Northern Monroe/Southern Morgan County, however. Virtually all the road signs are
    missing! Fortunately I had a map and some nice local folk to tell me what road I was actually on.
    Nevertheless, there was some significant "improvising" going on.

    But isn't it a lovely place to get lost. Go back in October when the leaves are in full color.

    How'd you like the hills?

    [censored] Durbin Tallahasse

  3. (censored Durbin) said:

    But isn't it a lovely place to get lost. Go back in October when the leaves are in full color.

    How'd you like the hills?

    I did Haleakala in Maui this summer-10,000 feet of elevation. I thought the ride in Indiana was
    actually harder tho less total elevation.

    The hills- The one going south right before Stinesville---3.5 MPH.

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    I did Haleakala in Maui this summer-10,000 feet of elevation. I thought the ride in Indiana was
    actually harder tho less total elevation.

    The hills- The one going south right before Stinesville---3.5 MPH.

    I thought it was just me, I often find rolling hills more difficult than straight climbs. I think it
    has to do with always loosing the "big mo" in rolling hill country.

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