Aldo is too generous.
I may have a few pictures, but without his total support it wouldn't have
happened.
The old photos are nice, but unless they can be shared, they are of small
value except to me and a few others.
Setting the program up was all his love of labor and I can't thank Aldo too
much.
Meeting all the attendees and being able to experience the entire atmosphere
was most exciting. The synergy of energy was extraordinary!
It was a priviledge to get so much more than I could possibly give. I had a
great time!
A special thanks to Dale and family for all their dedication. Without the
ladies in the lobby, kitchen, and all the other committee members it just
doesn't happen!
Dale is truly a high flange on the hub of our wheel, and I am pleased to
have been one of the spokes.
Thanks again, Dale to you and all yours.
It was great!
Sincerely,
Ted Ernst
Palos Verdes Estates, Ca
> If you weren't at the Cirque banquet, then you missed Ted Ernst's
> presentation, a brief (LOL) slide show and history of cycling and Ted
> and his father and mother and Chicago and Germany and 6-Day racing and
> American fixed gears and California and bastard promoters and murder and
> money and contracts and dirt tracks and board tracks and concrete tracks
> and Argentina and Spanish and bilingual and trilingual and Jack Disney
> and Eric Heiden and Italians and Germans and WW2 and ...........
>
> Well, luckily, Ted has generously allowed me to post the entire slide
> show on Pic of the Day. Thanks again, Ted!
>
> There are presently no captions, so think of this as an open album. If
> you were at Cirque and remember something about the image, please add a
> comment below the pic. If you have questions about an image, ask Ted
> and the list, and we'll add that to the comments as well.
>
> http://www.wooljersey.com/
>
> Thanks, Ted, for giving us such a great show, and thanks for all the
> images, whether on the screen or in our heads. Meeting you was the
> brightest moment of Cirque '06.
>
> Aldo Ross
> Middletown, Ohio