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Not bad for the first solo trip.

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I think the fact that I was taking pictures and reporting back during the trip made the whole thing even more fun.

Thanks for the smilies so I could maintain nice a little longer.:mrgreen:
 
Patricia (who likes to sit in the confluence of rivers) sent a picture she took at the end of our river trip. I just had to include it.

Aren't we a cute couple?? Never mind I am 54 and Toon is 23. hehehehehe

ToonandSoozy.jpg
 
Well Ijust joined this forum and this is the first story I have read. Ok when is the ovie coming out. What great travels and time you must have had and the memories you will carry forever. Glad you made it back home safe and sound... Now we going to expect part 2 down the road.
 
Soozy said:
Patricia (who likes to sit in the confluence of rivers) sent a picture she took at the end of our river trip. I just had to include it.

Aren't we a cute couple?? Never mind I am 54 and Toon is 23. hehehehehe

ToonandSoozy.jpg
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You were just trying him out for me! right haha

was that the guy we met at TP town the first day we went there??
 
Yup Hannah! I stood in for you and he is definitely tall enough.

He is at "Burning Man" right now. That has to be a story in itself.
 
Soozy, what is the brand and model of the tent you were useing in Colorado and where did you buy it please. I would like to have a look at one. I believe you did say it survived a heavy rain storm and you stayed dry. That is a big plus as I have bought many that did not do well in a rain storm.
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It is a sweet little tent from Academy. I don't know the brand name and it is not on the carrying bag. I was looking for the smallest tent I could find. This one weighed 4 pounds and is quite comfy even with 2 in it. I think the very large fly is the reason for it remaining dry. It covers the entire tent and never touches it and it creates an equipment bay on both sides of the tent outside of the doors where you can stack gear, boots, etc., outside of the tent but safe and dry.

I liked that I was able to step out of my shoes and step onto the floor of the tent, then kneel down and you are in. No crawling on the ground to get in.
 
Soozy said:
Patricia (who likes to sit in the confluence of rivers) sent a picture she took at the end of our river trip. I just had to include it.

Aren't we a cute couple?? Never mind I am 54 and Toon is 23. hehehehehe

ToonandSoozy.jpg
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A word of warning.

Never trust a man with only one eyebrow!:trust:

All the Villans in the movies are uni-brow.

Oh, and BUMP just for you Susan.


Curtis
 
We were next door neighbors at Lamar High in Arlington. I last spoke to her 3 years ago? She was writing curriculum and running her tee-shirt printing business. I believe she was selling or had just sold the scoot. She was a very independent, confident and nice person. She was also a calm, voice of reason in a very chaotic environment.
 
SpiritAtBay said:
Thanks for the update!

I never knew her but have enjoyed her RR’s
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Isn't that ironic? We visited every day for two years without ever mentioning bikes. One day she saw my helmet on a shelf and told me about her great adventure. She was a great colleague and a nice person.
 
Another cool ride report resurrected because of the images at the top of the forum. :thumb:
 
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