Journal Comments - The Road to Rome, Part One: America - CycleBlaze

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From The Road to Rome, Part One: America by Scott Anderson & Rachael Anderson

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Bob Distelberg commented on To Shawano

Wow, glad to hear the SVT episode resolved itself, and I'm super impressed that you continued the ride after that. I think I'd have a tough time making myself finish the day's ride, heat or no heat.

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Gregory Garceau on To Shawano

Beats/feets. Brilliant!

3 years ago
Gregory Garceau commented on To Shawano

An SVT on the road would make most people frown,
The nurses at the clinic just make Scott lie down.
One minute it's 15o beats,
The next he's up on his feets,
And he pedals 30 miles to the next town.

3 years ago
Suzanne Gibson commented on To Shawano

Without the heat the pictures look like it was a nice ride. Glad you bounced back for your SVT episode like that and are ok.

3 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in To Shawano

Red spotted admiral, a new one for me!

https://wisconsinbutterflies.org/butterfly/species/94-red-spotted-admiral

3 years ago
Bruce Lellman commented on a photo in To Wausau

Welcome to the midwest. I remember pretty violent storms coming out of nowhere quite often in June and July. Short lived usually but with significant amounts of rain. The storms help keep that humidity up.

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on a photo in To Wausau

Thanks, Bill. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a plant with such a long list of common names. According to the Wikipedia article you linked in, it’s known as dame's rocket, damask-violet, dame's-violet, dames-wort, dame's gilliflower, night-scented gilliflower, queen's gilliflower, rogue's gilliflower, summer lilac, sweet rocket, mother-of-the-evening, Good & Plenties, and winter gilliflower.

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Jen Rahn on a photo in To Abbotsford

I wondered also and considered running down the field after him to ask but I was worried about ticks.

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Gregory Garceau on To Wausau

That’s amazing that Bill Shaneyfelt reported that he’s stopped in Fat Boy’s where we ate the night before, and now we hear you ate at the unimpressive Abby’s Cafe too. I don’t remember anyone ever commenting that they’d eaten in the same spot that we posted about, and now there are two in the same town and overnight stop. Eerie!

3 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Gregory Garceau on To Wausau

Very nice. It probably is temporary - I like to change photos from time to time to trick readers into thinking it’s a new blog so they’ll check it out. I suspect it will last awhile though. Great photo, great day.

3 years ago
Gregory Garceau commented on To Wausau

I'm on your frontispiece, if only temporarily,
Rocky and I on the bridge goofing off quite merrily,
She's Smarter, I'm Dumber,
And that's a real bummer,
We could have been in a film by the Brothers Ferrelly.

3 years ago
Jen Rahn commented on To Wausau

If I lived there I would recommend a road called Y 1/2.

3 years ago
Jen Rahn commented on a photo in To Wausau

A headless dear hide
No legs to run with, either.
At Abby Lions*, Trapped!!

*This is a one-syllable "lions" to meet haiku standards.

3 years ago
Jen Rahn commented on a photo in To Wausau

Ah, this brings back a few memories too.

Glad you're in a hotel and not a men's bathroom.

3 years ago
Jen Rahn commented on a photo in To Wausau

Beautiful shot! And I smile imagining its amusing vocal repertoire.

3 years ago