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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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3 comments:
做些小善事，說些愛的字句，世界更快樂。..................................................
Never put off till tomorrow what may be done today..................................................................
Dr. Gardner, we have enjoyed watching your journey through your pictures! You have brought smiles to our faces everytime we have checked in. We look forward to talking with you in person about it the next time we are in the office. ps - Eve is not so sure about the beard. :-)
Fulton family
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