Never mind Chuck. He's obviously cheating with a super light carbon fibre climbing rig (Mama Schmidt didn't raise no dummies). What I want to know is how Mr. Bissell gets ahead on the climb, stops to take a pic, remounts, catches up to and passes everyone again, stops to take another pic, etc etc.etc. How may pics were there? A dozen?!? They must make em iron hard in Tuscon.
Tom Adams, Shrewsbury NJ
>From: Dennis Young
>To:
>Subject: [CR]Baldy ride
>Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2003 17:25:51 -0700
>
>I like the second photo from the top, where Chuck appears as though he is
>sitting on the sofa, and the two guys with him have that hurtin' look. He
>looks like he is setting them up for a break away.
>
> http://www.mookietwoh.com/
>
>Dennis Young
>They are flooding the rice fields in Hotaka, Japan
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> > What a great ride-- thanks Charles and all. That really is one gorgeous
> > climb and I am amazed at the privilege of riding it with no cars
> > around. It looked so green compared to how I expected it, and the best
> > wildflowers always seem to come in the years after a fire.
> >
> > Having a '70s De Rosa and 2 full-Mavic SSC '80s pro bikes on one ride
> > might be even more uncommon than the airplane we saw (or
> > hallucinated?), and maybe we had ALMOST as much fun as that pilot was
> > having. I didn't get the P51 but anyway here are some pictures:
> >
> > http://www.mookietwoh.com/
> >
> > -Jack Bissell
> > Tucson, Az
>
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