Tuesday, September 12, 2006
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'never again during the remainder of his journey to San Francisco would he equal or surpass this day's eighty-eight-mile effort. furthermore, never again on the trip would he encounter roads as fine as those he met in the Cornhusker state. riding through Wyoming and every state or territory thereafter, Nellis would long for the "excellent paths" of Nebraska.' - An American Cycling Odyssey, 1887
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as it turned out, the slow bastards left late for once, and so i was in front of them the whole time and didn't know it. shiiiit man
Aha!
So why didn't you seem them on yer way back?
in the last few miles they did take a different road into to Davey. and after staying up there for, an hour maybe, they took a different way back. i just came back on n.27th all the way, which is a much faster way than the route they took.
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