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From In the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies by Scott Anderson & Rachael Anderson

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Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Bruce Lellman on a photo in To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

It surprised me too. All you can do from a fast moving train (and it was really flying) is to take a lot of shots and hope to get lucky.

5 years ago
Bruce Lellman commented on To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

What a great and dramatic day. Lots of twists and turns and you weren't even on your bikes for them!

Whenever we are on a long cycle trip and I lose some weight Andrea says I have "old man butt". So, I empathize.

5 years ago
Bruce Lellman commented on a photo in To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

This would be a great photo if you were standing still when you took it. It's hard to believe you took it from a moving train and through glass.

5 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Susan Carpenter on To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

It was a pretty great day, really - one we aren’t likely to forget soon. A comedy of errors, but it all worked out.

5 years ago
Susan Carpenter commented on To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

What a day! Great read - glad that everything worked out.

5 years ago
Susan Carpenter commented on a photo in To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

Oops! I also have lots of anxiety when preparing to de-train with bike and panniers. I totally empathized with your predicament, but admit it elicited a knowing chuckle. It all adds to the adventure.

5 years ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

Yup. Between that and her plum jacket I can recognize her a mile away.

5 years ago
Kathleen Classen commented on a photo in To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

I have bootie envy. Yours are a beautiful yellow. Mine are black.

5 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Keith Classen on a photo in To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

We were so tough four years ago! It’s great to be young. I’ve lost our log for this tour somehow, but I still remember the route for this day. It was around 4,000’.

5 years ago
Keith Classen commented on a photo in To Diamante: surviving a series of fiascos

Good call on the train! You are not wimps!. Today as we road to Annecy which I titled on my strava “That was s bit of a slog” I periodically looked at your route up along the ridge above us. We climbed 1072 meters which translates to 3500 ft. Curious to know what your elevation gain would have been that day. Your route was 79 kilometres compared to our 58 kilometres. So no ... you cannot be accused of being wimps.

5 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Keith Classen on a photo in In Amantea: waiting out the rain

Thanks, Keith. The coastline here is really incredible.

5 years ago
Keith Classen commented on a photo in In Amantea: waiting out the rain

Great shot!

5 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Keith Classen on To Amantea

Sounds like a smart decision, with or without colds. You’re almost three weeks earlier than we were, and it was cold at the top then. I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s still snow up top. Glad to hear your health is on the mend!

5 years ago
Kathleen Classen commented on a photo in To Amantea

This is why we cycle 😀.

5 years ago
Kathleen Classen commented on a photo in To Amantea

My expression as I check the weather too. It will be cool again tomorrow morning, 4 C. Last year on this day Geneva was 27 C. The unsettled weather continues as far as we can see. Keith reminds me we will be complaining about the heat in June hehe.

5 years ago