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| Page Views: 4,783 Last Visit to United States of America: November, 2003 | cycling americas pacific coast. by cachaseiro - last update: Feb 25, 2004 |
the best way to see america. i spend 3 months cycling the american pcific coast from portland/oregon to ensenada in mexico.
all together 3746 kilometers on my bicycle.
it was a very nice trip through the ameican countryside, combined with lot's of freindly vt members that i met along the way.
the american west coast is very suitable for tour cycling.
i rode most of the way on quiet countryside roads or on bicycle paths.
cycling on the quiet roads gave me a chance to meet lot's of people and see that america is not just big highways and mc donalds. |
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Kisses&Co Thu Apr 24, 2008 10:36 UTC
Just to warn you, Pole Dancer ,Claus,, behave in Philippines and you will be safe :-P | DAO Sun Dec 30, 2007 21:41 UTC
godt nytår! | Bwana_Brown Wed Jul 4, 2007 11:52 UTC
Right on, biking is the way to go! Loved your tips on biking the west coast, especially scenes of those big redwood trees! I only do a short trip in the summer but, as you say, it is so much more fun than driving! | kevanrijn Thu Feb 15, 2007 07:34 UTC
We still get our mail delivered to our front door--because we live in town. People in the country get it delivered to their mailbox--it's called rural route delivery. My Grandma used to deliver mail on horseback during WW2. |
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