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RR from Denmark - interesting or?

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  1. Considering writing one and perhaphs making a few pictures available some place - but would it be
    interesting since most in this group seems to ride in US/Canada?

    Kind regards

    Bruno

  2. "iddqdATworldonline.dk" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Considering writing one and perhaphs making a few pictures available some place - but would it be
    interesting since most in this group seems to ride in US/Canada?

    Kind regards

    Bruno

    I'd be interested. Go for it!

    Mike

  3. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Considering writing one and perhaphs making a few pictures available some place - but would it
    be interesting since most in this group seems to ride in US/Canada?

    Kind regards

    Bruno

    I'd be interested. Go for it!

    Mike

    Me too. Do it!
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  4. iddqdATworldonline.dk said:

    Considering writing one and perhaphs making a few pictures available some place - but would it be
    interesting since most in this group seems to ride in US/Canada?

    Kind regards

    Bruno

    It would be very interesting if you actually have hills in Denmark, and rode and pictured some.
    Otherwise, it would be merely interesting.

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  5. "iddqdATworldonline.dk" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Considering writing one and perhaphs making a few pictures available some place - but would it be
    interesting since most in this group


    seems

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    to ride in US/Canada?

    Just do it. Lets see for ourselves. Mike

  6. iddqdATworldonline.dk said:

    Considering writing one and perhaphs making a few pictures available some place - but would it be
    interesting since most in this group seems to ride in US/Canada?

    Definitely. I love seeing the riding in different countries.

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  7. iddqdATworldonline.dk <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Considering writing one and perhaphs making a few pictures available some place - but would it be
    interesting since most in this group seems to ride in US/Canada?

    Kind regards

    Bruno

    Well, whatcha waiting for Bruno, the red carpet to be rolled out? ',;~}~

    Shaun aRe

  8. Shaun Rimmer said:

    Well, whatcha waiting for Bruno, the red carpet to be rolled out? ',;~}~


    I'm on it - camera batteries are chargeing so soon :-)

    Regards

    Bruno

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    Shaun Rimmer said:

    Well, whatcha waiting for Bruno, the red carpet to be rolled out? ',;~}~


    I'm on it - camera batteries are chargeing so soon :-)

    Regards

    Bruno

    Sweet! I cannot wait to see immages of this Daneland place of which you speak!

    Shaun aRe - In Grande Britania.

  10. "Raptor" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    iddqdATworldonline.dk said:

    Considering writing one and perhaphs making a few pictures available some place - but would it
    be interesting since most in this group seems to ride in US/Canada?

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    It would be very interesting if you actually have hills in Denmark, and rode and pictured some.
    Otherwise, it would be merely interesting.

    My memory from a childhood vacation is that the max elevation in Denmark is like 600ft ... but even
    with that there should be some good trail riding.

    I'd like to hear where they ride: parks, trails, or my great uncle's farm.

    I'd also like to hear what Danes eat for lunch after a morning ride. If I was making a trip now,
    I'd be trying to line up some good ride/eat combinations. The Danes might know where to find a
    beer too ;-).

    ("Lefty" is just a random user name for this computer ... I don't have that shock or anything.)

  11. "Michael Dart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    "iddqdATworldonline.dk" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Considering writing one and perhaphs making a few pictures available some place - but would it
    be interesting since most in this group seems to ride in US/Canada?

    Kind regards

    Bruno

    I'd be interested. Go for it!

    Mike

    A lot of us like to travel to different destinations to MTB and your Ride Reports would give some
    of us another possible destination to ride .

    GO FOR IT !! M&M

  12. Lefty said:

    My memory from a childhood vacation is that the max elevation in Denmark is like 600ft ... but
    even with that there should be some good trail riding.


    Actually I think it's less than 200ft, but we do have nice singletrack plus there is of course
    allways urban free riding:-)

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    I'd also like to hear what Danes eat for lunch after a morning ride. If I was making a trip now,
    I'd be trying to line up some good ride/eat combinations.

    I guess when training hard it's the same all over but when it's just a leisure thing open sandwiches
    is a good bet. I don't know really as I never go on morning rides.

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    The Danes might know where to find a beer too ;-).


    No way :-)

    Kind regards

    Bruno

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    *Info on open sandwiches check: idadavidsen.dkuk

  13. iddqdATworldonline.dk said:

    Actually I think it's less than 200ft, but we do have nice singletrack plus there is of course
    allways urban free riding:-)

    Hey Bruno - remember that those Americans are measuring everything in ft - not meters! ;o)

    The highest point in Denmark is app. 171 meters above sea level - that's 534 ft.
    <http://www.ejer-baunehoj.dk/engelsk.htm>

    -snip-

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    Quoted message said:

    The Danes might know where to find a beer too ;-).


    No way :-)

    I might be able to find a sneaky place for a beer if anyone's interested ;o)

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