Looking to find good trails with scenic beauty. I know of Tsali and the
top places but would be interested in hearing about anyone elses picks
for good rides and scenic beauty. Thanks
Also I found this MTB trail DVD to be a good resource for those
intersested.
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Quoted message said:
Looking to find good trails with scenic beauty. I know of Tsali and the
top places but would be interested in hearing about anyone elses picks
for good rides and scenic beauty. Thanks
Also I found this MTB trail DVD to be a good resource for those
intersested.Um, the East Cost of the USA is quite long (like 2500 miles or so). Any
specific states or regions? Every place has it's own scenic qualities.--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
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Also I found this MTB trail DVD to be a good resource for those
intersested.<http://.... S N I P>
Mmmmm.... I love them smell of simmering spam in the morning.
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If you mentioned Tsali then you're looking at the western
NC area. Any of the trails there will be scenic.http://www.mtbikewnc.com/index.html
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Cary, NC
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Quoted message said:
Looking to find good trails with scenic beauty. I know of Tsali and the
top places but would be interested in hearing about anyone elses picks
for good rides and scenic beauty. Thanks
Also I found this MTB trail DVD to be a good resource for those
intersested.Um, the East Cost of the USA is quite long (like 2500 miles or so). Any
specific states or regions? Every place has it's own scenic qualities.--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws -
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Also I found this MTB trail DVD to be a good resource for those
intersested.<http://.... S N I P>
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Also I found this MTB trail DVD to be a good resource for those
intersested.<http://.... S N I P>
Mmmmm.... I love them smell of simmering spam in the morning.
with grits & eggs?Man, can't someone suggest something someone likes without getting the
idea that its spam. I'm genuinely interested in hearing about places
that have a good ride with some beautiful scenery. Yeah the east coast
covers a lot of territory but I travel and would be interested in
anyones experiences. I'm in NY and always looking to get away from the
city. But I guess the cynics would just have me stay in and eat my
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On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 09:47:49 -0800, <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Also I found this MTB trail DVD to be a good resource for those
> intersested.
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> <http://.... S N I P>Mmmmm.... I love them smell of simmering spam in the morning.
with grits & eggs?Man, can't someone suggest something someone likes without getting the
idea that its spam. I'm genuinely interested in hearing about places
that have a good ride with some beautiful scenery. Yeah the east coast
covers a lot of territory but I travel and would be interested in
anyones experiences. I'm in NY and always looking to get away from the
city. But I guess the cynics would just have me stay in and eat my
grits and eggs.they could fling monkey poo at you.....
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I'm in NY
You've been to Allamuchy I take it?
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On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 09:47:49 -0800, <[email hidden]> wrote:
>Also I found this MTB trail DVD to be a good resource for those
>intersested.
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><http://.... S N I P>Mmmmm.... I love them smell of simmering spam in the morning.
with grits & eggs?
Man, can't someone suggest something someone likes without getting the
idea that its spam. I'm genuinely interested in hearing about places
that have a good ride with some beautiful scenery. Yeah the east coast
covers a lot of territory but I travel and would be interested in
anyones experiences. I'm in NY and always looking to get away from the
city. But I guess the cynics would just have me stay in and eat my
grits and eggs.Well now that you said where you are, it's a bit easier. Take a nice
weekend to Jim Thorpe, PA. It's the MTB mecca of the East Coast. The
best riding you'll do within 200 miles (it's less than 80 miles from
you) and a great town. You can check my website for pics and reports on
it, maybe even a video or two.--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
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I'm in NY and always looking to get away from the
city.drive to NH and seek out FOMBA and Bear Brook S.P.
if you are still hankering for more ask the localsQuoted message said:
But I guess the cynics would just have me stay in and eat my
grits and eggs.kiss my grits
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"Ride-A-Lot" wrote
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Jim Thorpe, PA. It's the MTB mecca of the East Coast.
best riding you'll do within 200 miles<snork>
Riiiiiight, mecca, uhh huh. -
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"Ride-A-Lot" wrote
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Jim Thorpe, PA. It's the MTB mecca of the East Coast.
best riding you'll do within 200 miles<snork>
Riiiiiight, mecca, uhh huh.JG, did you ever get my email?
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J G said:
"Ride-A-Lot" wrote
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Jim Thorpe, PA. It's the MTB mecca of the East Coast.
best riding you'll do within 200 miles<snork>
Riiiiiight, mecca, uhh huh.Well, it's our mecca. We can dream, can't we?
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o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
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Don't think so.....
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JG, did you ever get my email?
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"Ride-A-Lot" wrote
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J G said:
"Ride-A-Lot" wrote
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Jim Thorpe, PA. It's the MTB mecca of the East Coast.
best riding you'll do within 200 miles
<snork>
Riiiiiight, mecca, uhh huh.
Well, it's our mecca. We can dream, can't we?Well, I guess it's all relative.
When I lived 5 minutes from Bear Brook and 10 from FOMBA I was spoiled
and never knew how bad most everything else was, but still seeked out
new riding experince.Now I'm 5 minuted from Stanky Creek Which everybody agrees is "the
best around" and truly realize how good I had it. Which I why I'll
spend a day driving down to Birmingham, AL or over to Eastern, TN for
some "hills"I'm just glad I left a bike in NH so I can ride any time I visit ;-)
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Don't think so.....
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JG, did you ever get my email?
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the link that's autogenerated to register for being allowed is
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It's OK. I can take a hint.
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the link that's autogenerated to register for being allowed is
nonfunctional.Okay Penny, put down the hookah and step back slooowly.
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It's OK. I can take a hint.
Okay so why not throw a few my why because I have no clue what you are
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My little domain was getting 7,500-8,000 spams per day last time I checked.
I've been telling people that this is the way to go for about three years now
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Per Small Change:
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Click the link below to fill out the request:
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My little domain was getting 7,500-8,000 spams per day last time I
checked. I've been telling people that this is the way to go for
about three years now and every time I brought it up, Somebody Who
Knew took pains to point out why it was such a terrible idea.Glad to see EL has it together. Maybe I can get my ISP to implement
something like that.yes but the link doesn't work... I get a syntax error. It's no biggie, I
was just going to tell John about a 6'6" #300 rugby player in the UK that
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