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The Weblog for the cross-America bicycle ride in memory of Jim Popp to raise money for cancer research
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2010
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August
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- Dr. Mark Popp sporting proudly the Ride for Jim je...
- Howard, friends, and family enjoy refreshments at ...
- The 2010 Ride for Jim Finale riders briefed on the...
- Dave Jenkins, prior to the Finale Ride, smiles as ...
- Dr. Jack Haar addresses the Finale Riders of Ride ...
- Welcome back, team!
- Jack's dog bite and new tattoo
- My tattoo en route to Beaverdam from Farmville
- The Ride for Jim team had swollen to 8 riders from...
- Early morning ride out of Farmville to Beaverdam, ...
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July
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- The team peddles into Farmville, VA
- Barn in Chatham VA
- ED Millner joining the team in Chatham, VA
- Alex enjoying rest
- Strolling to dinner in Chatham, VA
- Shade alongside Road outside of Danville
- Jordan at hilltop in VA
- Ride for Jim reaches Continental Divide
- JD Rooney and Friends meeting in Winston-Salem
- Amy and Doug Gardner early morning in Winston-Sale...
- Elliott joins team in Winston-Salem
- Ride for Jim enters Virginia near Danville
- We hit NC line en route to Sparta
- Ride for Jim 2010 at my parents home in Abingdon, ...
- Kayakers on the New River in VA
- The team pulls a Sparta, NC hill in front of an ap...
- Ride for Jim enters North Carolina
- Small world......Bill Herman, stopped to ask us di...
- Jack, bitten recently, tries his dog whispering ta...
- A farm scene near Green Cove, VA
- Ride for Jim team members upon arrival in Abingdon...
- Finally.....we reach the VA line
- Sunset at the Breaks Interstate Park on KY and VA...
- Celebrating our Abingdon, VA arrival over dinner ...
- Howard's summer cyclist tan....and bike wreck knee...
- Jack's Kentucky badge of courage.....a dog bite
- Howard sight's down the wheel he replaced in Damas...
- My Dad intercepts us in my hometown of Abingdon, V...
- Nancy and Jack Haar joined us Berea, KY and here h...
- Ride for Jim enters the Kentucky Appalachians
- Jack and Nancy Haar and I study maps for tomorrow...
- Jordan cools off under the stars in Booneville, K...
- We love the steep grade notice for trucks.....alwa...
- Handsome log cathedral in Buckhorn, KY
- Horse hitched to our hotel in Lebanon, KY
- Hillside cemetery in Beech Fork, KY
- Trail encounters in the Land of Lincoln
- Thunderstorms in Lebanon, KY delay today's ride
- Alex crosses the Ohio river into Kentucky
- A scenic Western KY soybean farm
- Dog encounters are common in Kentucky.....Jordan o...
- Fellowship with cyclists and a free dinner all tha...
- Jordan with new friends, Pastor Bob Hardison and h...
- Howard prepares to set up camp in Centerville, MO ...
- Sunrise high atop the Missouri Ozarks
- Indebted to the Bike Surgeons in Carbondale, IL......
- Jordan and Howard cool off while Alex and I check ...
- Sunset over the Mississippi River
- The group sets out across the Mississippi into Che...
- Jordan riding at 5:30 a.m.
- Grateful for air-conditioned meeting facility with...
- Ozark Mountains farm, Missouri
- 6 am visit to laundromat in Ash Grove, Missouri
- Alex and Karen on Missouri 38 ride by field of han...
- Football practice in Pittsburg, KS....I couldn't s...
- Howard's road burn in Pittsburgh, KS.......He's OK...
- Ready to take on Missouri, six states behind us
- Eastern KS is beautiful green, rolling hills, not...
- Karen's awesome Sunflower picture
- Doug sweating profusely in the Girard, KS heat and...
- Josh Smith pays Dad a visit in Newton, KSN, dinner...
- Waiting for crop duster to stop spraying so we don...
- Held up by a train in Eastern KS
- Our stopping place - Bed and Breakfast
- Howard commits the cycling sin.......just kiddin'....
- The generous and gracious owners of the Bicycle Oa...
- Newton, KS sunflowers on the other side of the roa...
- Newton, KS sunflowers
- Karen and Alex venture along a dirt road detour en...
- June 29
- Pizza and Sunflowers in Kansas
- Wheat storage in every town in Eastern CO or Weste...
- Howard, the farmer, enjoys watching wheat harvest
- Sharing the road with a combine.
- Corn fields are everywhere in Kansas
- We reach Kansas
- Huge pile of wheat in Kansas
- Karen Cook's first ride with our group through a K...
- June 27
- June 28
- Western Kansas
- Eastern Colorado and Western Kansas
- June 27-28
- Ride for Jim - Jordan, exhausted, naps at lunchtim...
- Enroute to Hennley CO
- Ride for Jim - Crop duster at 6 AM in Fowler, CO.j...
- Crop duster at 6 a.m.
- 40 miles
- Unusual traffic in Eads, CO
- Storms evolving east of us In Fowler, CO
- Happy 4th of July from Ride for Jim in Fowler, CO
- June 27
- Jordan's handmade helmet video camera
- View on east side of Hoosier Pass of CO Rockies
- Crew in Breckinridege, CO at Fireside Inn
- Highest point on TransAmerica....Hoosier Pass conq...
- Whitewater rafters on the Arkansas River in the na...
- Jordan and Howard watch the Gorge pass
- Howard enjoys the Royal Gorge Train
- A day off in Canon City riding the Royal Gorge Tra...
- June 26
- June 25
- June 24
- June 22
- June 23
- Silhouette on skyline near Walden, CO
- Alex adjusts his brakes with help from Jordan
- Howard gets all of the muffin before Hot Sulphur S...
- Near Fris co, CO
- En route to Heeney, CO
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August
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1 comments:
Hey Doug/Jordan!
The YMCA is just checking in to wish you continued strength and tailwinds when you need them on your great adventure.
Sincerely,
Tim O
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