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Seagull Anyone?

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  1. Salisbury Seagull is scheduled for October 11. Anyone have it penciled in on their calendar? Tim?
    Carol? Don and I did the metric last year... going for the hundred this time.

    After this past week's GOBA adventure, I have a renewed respect for the importance of training. I
    didn't have to be sagged, but my thighs were screaming after Friday's long hills and 15 mph
    headwinds. Even some ultra-light wedgie riders had to get off and push up the crest of a couple of
    those hills. (My sick mind secretly enjoyed that sight).

    It was my first visit to the Buckeye state (Ohio) ~ a beautiful part of the US and great folks too.
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    Chere ~ GRR Sanibel, FL / Cumberland, MD

  2. I have filled out the registration and will be mailing it today. It will be my first century so I'm
    training, training, training. Seems a bit intimidating. The area where I can ride (home) is hilly,
    which is killing me 🙂

    -darrel Gaithersburg, MD

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    Salisbury Seagull is scheduled for October 11. Anyone have it penciled in on their calendar? Tim?
    Carol? Don and I did the metric last year... going for the hundred this time.

    After this past week's GOBA adventure, I have a renewed respect for the importance of training. I
    didn't have to be sagged, but my thighs were screaming after Friday's long hills and 15 mph
    headwinds. Even some ultra-light wedgie riders had to get off and push up the crest of a couple of
    those hills. (My sick mind secretly enjoyed that sight).

    It was my first visit to the Buckeye state (Ohio) ~ a beautiful part of the US and great
    folks too.

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