Journal Comments - At the Forefront of a New Craze in Touring Destinations - CycleBlaze

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From At the Forefront of a New Craze in Touring Destinations by Gregory Garceau

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Susan Carpenter commented on a photo in First Day Flashback

I'd love to hear about some of your hijinks. I went to Catholic grade school and my friends and I once put a baseball in the tabernacle.

3 months ago
Halûk Okur commented on a photo in Redemption in Downtown Dubuque

Looks like it would make even the Big Ben itself feel small.

3 months ago
Karen Poret commented on a photo in Redemption in Downtown Dubuque

Ribbit..

3 months ago
Kelly Iniguez commented on a photo in Taking Dubuque By Surrender

That is so me! I would also be changing the tube at o' dark thirty. Jacinto? Nah, it can wait until after morning coffee.

3 months ago
Kelly Iniguez commented on a photo in Redemption in Downtown Dubuque

Rifle has that exact statue at it's library!

BTW, I also have a stinking' Chrysler minivan - it's perfect for hauling my long recumbent bike. It is getting on in years and the AC recently quit working - not good for someone who spends time in Tucson. We've had it in the shop, where the tech wasn't sure he fixed it, and said to drive it for a month and if the AC works, to come back and pay him. You don't get that sort of service in the big city! But, that shows his level of confidence in the repair. Jacinto has been driving the van, he said it blows a little cold, but not cold, cold. He says we should sell the van. But then what would I use to haul my bike!

3 months ago
Nancy Graham commented on a photo in Redemption in Downtown Dubuque

It’s the red brick, deepened in the wet rain, that makes these buildings stand out impressively.

3 months ago
Nancy Graham commented on a photo in Taking Dubuque By Surrender

I put a like heart on your photo not because I like what it tries to convey, but because you took it, and you cropped out t and v. Nicely done Greg.

3 months ago
Nancy Graham commented on a photo in First Day Flashback

You crack me up Greg.

3 months ago
Nancy Graham commented on a photo in First Day Flashback

That is a beautiful building. Would not have expected that in Iowa.

3 months ago
Nancy Graham commented on a photo in First Day Flashback

Spittin’ image. ;’-)

3 months ago
Kathleen Jones commented on a photo in Redemption in Downtown Dubuque

I learned about shot towers only recently. What an idea - to drop molten lead from a height into cold water to form lead shot.

3 months ago
Kathleen Jones commented on a photo in Redemption in Downtown Dubuque

Whoa. Had no idea you were allowed to do that trolley thing in the Midwest, except for St Louis [movie/play reference].

3 months ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on Redemption in Downtown Dubuque

Funny... On 3 Sep. 1979 I ran the "Second Annual Dubuque Half Marathon... I know this because I am now wearing the race t-shirt that they gave out to the first 50 finishers. I got 5th place and finished in 1:20:21 if my memory is correct. (and it is, I just flipped through my old collection of road race number bibs upon which I recorded my times for posterity, who likely will just toss them into the bin a few years hence after my passing.)

3 months ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in Redemption in Downtown Dubuque

Get any good writing tips from ol' Sam?

3 months ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by marilyn swett on Taking Dubuque By Surrender

From Old Highway 20, I looked down on what looked like a huge campground, with only a couple of campers. I had a feeling I should have entered the gates of the fairgrounds for a further look, but I didn't. I'm sorry.

For reasons that will be revealed later, it looks like I will have to wait until you get to Minneapolis for an actual meet-up.

3 months ago