It was an amazing experience. I rode my A. Homer Hilsen. The ride report is
posted on the page as a new topic.
On Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at 7:03:57 PM UTC-4, Lungimsam wrote:
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> I know some of you were talking about it. Just wondering how you made out.
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Ditto...awesome report. A few days ago I asked my wife what we were doing
in four years and told her about about PBP. Went to dinner with in-laws a
bit later and they started asking about this crazy race in France that I
was going to do. I may have committed myself...or I need to be
Thanks, all! And if you're interested at all in randonneuring or
long-distance cycling (or currently ride crazy long brevets) -- PBP is the
event to go that will validate all of the low points you'll hit / will ever
hit during a ride. It really lived up to the hype. Such a magical event!
I obsessively read every one of these last night, thanks for taking the
time to put them together!!!
On Thursday, August 27, 2015 at 9:03:43 AM UTC-7, Jenny Oh Hatfield wrote:
PBP was magnificently hard and wonderful and painful and life-changing. It
took me just about the same amount of
I missed Jenny's post, so glad I caught this one.
Jenny: very well written and photographed. Your sideways approach gives
at least this reader more social context for the ride. I was surprised and
pleased to see a contingent from India (what a huge difference 50 years has
made!) and from the
And, congratulations to you (and all the others) who completed the ride.
On Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 6:10 PM, Patrick Moore bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
I missed Jenny's post, so glad I caught this one.
Jenny: very well written and photographed. Your sideways approach gives
at least this reader
Jenny,
Great Job! I went straight to the food pics. I was in Paris in April for
a different endeavor (marathon!) and can appreciate how wonderful simple
foods become after such a physical effort!
On Thursday, August 27, 2015 at 12:03:43 PM UTC-4, Jenny Oh Hatfield wrote:
PBP was
PBP was magnificently hard and wonderful and painful and life-changing. It
took me just about the same amount of time to write all of my blog posts as
it did to ride PBP itself! I've collected my thoughts and texts into seven
blog posts if you'd interested in my journey.
The Cyclists (an
Thank you Jenny, that was a great ride (and read)!
Lynne F
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