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Hi Bill
The ACA route map takes you to Missoula. Also, I spoke with someone who lives in Boise and they recommended staying farther north and at higher elevation due to the heat down south.
I'm using a Bluetooth keyboard. It's small, light, and waaaaaasy better than the soft keyboard on the phone.
Our office was indeed fun! Volleyball, biking, ultimate frisbee, 5:01, etc. We worked hard (ugh - proposals) and we played hard. And many of us ended up married to each other 😆
I’m enjoying this journal of your journey! Keep on pedaling!
I'm enjoying the journal, Keith! Two questions:
1. What led you to take the mountainous route through Idaho to Missoula and not the flat route through Boise and then east? Was it for the scenery and adventure?
2. How are you typing your entries? Do you have a keyboard?
It was nice seeing the two of you as well.
2 years agoI've thought about, but not yet acted on, a few things. Apart from my rain gear and one of the two CPAP batteries I think I have used everything else at least twice.
The stuff I bought is replacements for thing lost, broken, worn out, or eaten so no net gain over baseline.
Yep. We had a nice chat over, and after, dinner.
2 years agoThanks Susan. I'll keep an eye peeled for it
2 years agoGreat to meet you today, Keith! We were indeed perplexed when Chris was greeted by name upon entering the ACA headquarters.
2 years agoI read your recent post that you made several purchases in Missoula. At this point in the tour, have you found any other items to purge?
Jacinto is still carrying that glass quart jar of honey that he bought on week two! It's a good thing it did not break yesterday when he crashed during the dog chase. Imagine what a mess his pannier would be!
Emma used to live in DC. She probably knows some people you know
2 years agoIf you're going up Lost Trail Pass into the Big Hole and Wisdom you might be interested in stopping at the Big Hole National Monument on the way down into Wisdom. There is (was) a moving film/slide show that recounts the story of the US Cavalry raid/massacre of the Nez Perce men, women and children camped in the Big Hole https://www.nps.gov/biho/index.htm
I lived in Hamilton for 4 years in the 1980s and this was always a stop on my "Silver Dollar Tour" for visitors.
Great trip so far - sorry to hear about all the flats!
Nsh- I already *did* that. :) No need to do it again.
2 years agoLolo Pass! You’re doing it!
2 years agoThanks Bill. I could, and probably should, be looking these up for myself but I like have an expert on call to do it for me. :)
2 years ago
"The most fun per unit time."
2 years ago