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From Touring DIFFERENTLY by Gregory Garceau

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Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Pure Delight: A Wind-Assisted Finale To Phase One

240th Street? New Trier sounds huge!

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Lednar De Nalloh on a photo in Isn't It Delightful?

Well, I just had to look up the Rio video. Yes, it a good one and I think I do remember the song. I did a little further Duran Duran research and found they did a couple other songs that I either didn't realize was them, or else had forgotten. I definitely remember "Hungry Like the Wolf." I guess I wasn't listening to the radio or watching MTV all that much in the 1980's. I was probably still stuck in the 70's.

2 years ago
Lednar De Nalloh replied to a comment by Lednar De Nalloh on a photo in Isn't It Delightful?

Just listened to the Moldy Peaches, thus the song you're referring too, Ha Ha

2 years ago
Lednar De Nalloh commented on a photo in Isn't It Delightful?

Surely you've heard Rio(one of the classic videos of all time), Ordinary World, Planet Earth? Maybe you were born 15 years too early, my wife had a crush on the lead singer with posters all over her bedroom. BTW what is the song that refers to them?
PS I'll have to be more attentive as I'm only discovering your tours way after they've finished.

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by marilyn swett on a photo in ****A Delightful Interlude Involving Animals

So true. I had forgotten how good they are.

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Paul Mulvey on Isn't It Delightful?

Great job with your route planning, and even better job with the "albeit." It's a fine word, albeit an oft forgotten word.

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by marilyn swett on a photo in Pure Delight: A Wind-Assisted Finale To Phase One

Cemeteries can be very interesting. I particularly like these tiny rural roadside cemeteries.

2 years ago
Paul Mulvey commented on Isn't It Delightful?

Thanks for posting this route. I looked at a route from Minneapolis to Milwaukee, taking advantage of the paths out of Minneapolis, the Sparta Trail, and then into Madison and trails to Milwaukee. Your journey on this route aligns with the route I had from Hastings to Frontenac, albeit without the detour to the Casino.

PS - This comment seems so much more official using the word 'albeit'

2 years ago
marilyn swett commented on a photo in ****A Delightful Interlude Involving Animals

So yummy! One of my favorite snacks.

2 years ago
marilyn swett commented on a photo in Pure Delight: A Wind-Assisted Finale To Phase One

Yikes! A PUD! (pointless up and down) We hate these as that uphill looks like a walker for sure.

2 years ago
marilyn swett commented on a photo in Pure Delight: A Wind-Assisted Finale To Phase One

Hey - a cemetery! We'd be up there in a heart beat checking out the monuments.

2 years ago
Bob Distelberg replied to a comment by Kathleen Jones on a photo in The Delights Keep Coming

I guess ideally I should just say “ayup”. But the real answer is that there’s fewer and fewer of what I’ll call “classic Vermonters” left. But I do know a couple.

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Bill Stone on The Metamorphosis of a Dumb Idea into a Smart Idea

"ShoLoDiF." I love it. I might have to steal your term for future posts.

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on a photo in ****A Delightful Interlude Involving Animals

I got lucky on that one. Ha ha. And I do know about the legendary jaws of a snapping turtle. I kept my distance.

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on a photo in The Delights Keep Coming

I looked back at your journals in which you rode through this area. I've read them before but, honestly, I photographed the same things as you did without remembering that you did. But yeah, next time you get down here, check out that huge Red Wing work boot.

2 years ago