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From High Stakes Bike Touring by Gregory Garceau

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Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Karen Poret on QUESTION: Is It Really Necessary To Post The Same Old Warnings And Disclaimers In Every One Of Your Stupid Journals, Greg?

Thanks for being a relatively new and unsuspecting reader. I didn't mean to bring this journal back to everybody's attention, but here it is.

3 weeks ago
Karen Poret commented on QUESTION: Is It Really Necessary To Post The Same Old Warnings And Disclaimers In Every One Of Your Stupid Journals, Greg?

New and unsuspecting reader appreciates this..Well, β€œnew” in terms of most CycleBlazers who have been riding and reading for YEARS! :)

3 weeks ago
Bill Shaneyfelt replied to a comment by Gregory Garceau on a photo in PHOENIX, ARIZONA: Where I Chuckled At My "Jolt From a Bolt" Rhyme

I might have followed that journal on the other site...

πŸ‘

3 weeks ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on a photo in PHOENIX, ARIZONA: Where I Chuckled At My "Jolt From a Bolt" Rhyme

It is a funny sign. Also funny is that I thought you actually went back to read one of my old journals. Not so funny is that I just realized I accidentally pushed this journal to the top of the main page by not clicking the "this is a minor update" button.

3 weeks ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in PHOENIX, ARIZONA: Where I Chuckled At My "Jolt From a Bolt" Rhyme

That might be my favorite sign. Always wondered if it was still there (or maybe replaced) since I left AZ in 1970.

3 weeks ago
Ron Suchanek replied to a comment by Gregory Garceau on a photo in A Bit Of Advice For The Mechanically-Inept

I can't wait!!!

2 years ago
Ron Suchanek commented on a photo in PRIMM, NEVADA: Where I Settled On a Primm and Proper Name for My Bike

I'd worry that I'd gotten ahold of some peyote or something if I ran across that in the desert.

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Ron Suchanek on a photo in LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Where Fantasy Obliterates Reality

The horror, indeed. Even Mr. Kurtz would have come up with something more horrible than "the horror" after hearing that.

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Ron Suchanek on a photo in A Bit Of Advice For The Mechanically-Inept

Wait til you see my upper arm area toward the end of this journal. Almost as gross as Jen's leg wound.

2 years ago
Ron Suchanek commented on a photo in LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Where Fantasy Obliterates Reality

When I was there is was Celine Dion. The horror.

2 years ago
Ron Suchanek commented on a photo in LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Where Fantasy Obliterates Reality

I sleep much better knowing that your bike was thoroughly inspected by our authorities. Who knows what nefarious scheme a cyclist from Minnesota might concoct in the American desert?

2 years ago
Ron Suchanek commented on a photo in A Bit Of Advice For The Mechanically-Inept

That hand's gonna have to come off....

2 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Rachel and Patrick Hugens on Three States And A Pair Of Deserts

Hello Team Racpat. I'm glad to see you here on Cycleblaze and thanks for checking out this journal. Sometimes I think it's almost impossible to choose a favorite bike tour, just as a parent could never choose a favorite child. But I'm going to go out on a limb and choose this one over all my others. I just love the desert.

4 years ago
Rachel and Patrick Hugens commented on Three States And A Pair Of Deserts

Clever title!

4 years ago
Gregory Garceau replied to a comment by Adam Zamora on THE GRAND SWEEPING CONCLUSION: And A Less-Than-Grand Map of My Final Route

My arm held on for a few weeks after the tour, but then it fell off. I'll be OK, though. I'm a tough guy.

But really, despite the appearance of the wound, it really didn't hurt much. I've shown that picture to lots of friends and relatives and they get all grossed-out over it. It even makes ME sick to look at it. But honestly, after the initial jolt, there was very little pain. A nurse I know proposed the theory that the bolt cut right through the nerves--hence, only numbness. I don't know. I also don't know why gallons of blood weren't flowing. Just lucky, I guess.

5 years ago