UnkieTrunkie

Patty (and others),
More than happy to post the link: http://bit.ly/1Dr6BoN - any amount is genuinely appreciated, especially since I know a lot of folks on here make major contributions to a myriad of good causes.

And yes, the course seems generally do-able on ElliptiGOs. Last year, I saw one out on the 40 mile course. Definitely something to consider. BikeMS has events all around the U.S., so there really is something for everyone on here.

Let me know how it goes. Joy (my gf) has really taken to cycling; so any chance to get around the state and maybe get a ride would sound like a great idea.

UnkieTrunkie

Agreed. The next weekend we have my son's wedding in New Hampshire. We are very excited about that.
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Congrats sir!

Legal Bill

Thank you!

Kyras

Patty (and others),
More than happy to post the link: http://bit.ly/1Dr6BoN - any amount is genuinely appreciated, especially since I know a lot of folks on here make major contributions to a myriad of good causes.

And yes, the course seems generally do-able on ElliptiGOs. Last year, I saw one out on the 40 mile course. Definitely something to consider. BikeMS has events all around the U.S., so there really is something for everyone on here.

Let me know how it goes. Joy (my gf) has really taken to cycling; so any chance to get around the state and maybe get a ride would sound like a great idea.
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We did the same ride last year on the free entrance day. It went very well so Saturday is the second time we're GOing.

Kyras

I hope you share a photo or two from your son's wedding, Bill. My son got married on June 13th and is currently in the Chicago area for his wife's sister's wedding.

boltonblue

I know Rick has his shoulders issues otherwise I'd say this might be a good winter to risk going without one and buying next year.
An El Niño winter tends to be much warmer and wetter than most other winters.
There's a good chance we won't get much, if any, snow at all

Lainey

I know Rick has his shoulders issues otherwise I'd say this might be a good winter to risk going without one and buying next year.
An El Niño winter tends to be much warmer and wetter than most other winters.
There's a good chance we won't get much, if any, snow at all
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We have a plan. Our son has the same snowblower as we do. His needs some work/spare parts. Dad/Rick will deal with that. We'll get a new one. Rick is not ready to go with a self propelled one yet, but when he does, we'll pass the newer one on to our son and get the "big" boy snow blower.

PS We are OK if a snowblower sits in the shed all winter. It may help prompt the snow gods to move on by without stopping!

Legal Bill

Ok Patty. I'll try. They are going unconventional so the picture may not look like a wedding scene.

Kyras

All the better. My son's sister-in-law is gay and will be the one in the suit. She's a cutie.

Kyras

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