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On-line trip journal

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  1. Hi all-- One of those good friends I've never met is riding across the southern tier (US) on a
    Viewpoint (nee Counterpoint) tandem with his 9yo son. Cool stories here:
    cushwafamily.comLA2JAX (Aside to Frank: if you and the pards go techie enough, you
    could do this for your pending tour.)

    --Karen M. who "met" Dave when shopping for my used Counterpoint

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    Hi all-- One of those good friends I've never met is riding across the southern tier (US) on a
    Viewpoint (nee Counterpoint) tandem with his 9yo son. Cool stories here:
    cushwafamily.comLA2JAX (Aside to Frank: if you and the pards go techie enough, you
    could do this for your pending tour.)

    --Karen M. who "met" Dave when shopping for my used Counterpoint

    Thanks. I followed the first few days of their trip but then lost the link. It is nice catching up
    on their progress.

    Tom

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi all-- One of those good friends I've never met is riding across the southern tier (US) on a
    Viewpoint (nee Counterpoint) tandem with his 9yo son. Cool stories here:
    cushwafamily.comLA2JAX (Aside to Frank: if you and the pards go techie enough, you
    could do this for your pending tour.)

    Aside to others, too, that there's a great web site (www.crazyguyonabike.com) that makes it easy to
    create your own bike tour journal, and for no charge. I used it last year, and was able to update it
    from public libraries via a web interface. This year, the Crazy Guy (Neil Gunton)has added an
    email-update facility. I haven't tried that out yet, but plan to on this year's tour.

    - Brian "just a satisfied customer"

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