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Profile Response: David Propst, Anniston AL
David Propst lives, once again, in his boyhood home, a generous ranch on a hillside with a fantastic view of the valley beyond Anniston, AL. In between David went to college and graduate school, served in the Peace Crops in … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 330 – Colorado Springs CO to Pueblo CO
September 30, 2016 – Sun, 80 degrees Miles Today: 48 Miles to Date: 17,192 States to Date: 45 A beautiful day of rolling south with the mountains on my left and high desert on my right. My Colorado Springs … Continue reading
Profile Response: Amarali Parman, Marietta GA
“I live on Facebook. Messenger is convenient, and all-inclusive; my friends are there, my salespeople are there. I run my life and my business off Facebook.” Indeed, whenever I sent Amarali a Facebook message to arrange our meeting, he responded … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 329 – Denver CO to Colorado Springs CO
September 29, 2016 – Sun, 80 degrees Miles Today: 83 Miles to Date: 17,144 States to Date: 45 My first day of fall foliage! Golden leaves along the South Platte as I headed south out of Denver. I followed the … Continue reading
Responses: How will we live tomorrow?
How will we live tomorrow? “The signs around here say, ‘Let’s stop killing each other.’ They need to say, ‘Let’s start loving each other.’ We need more diversity. The coasts are more diverse than the Midwest. In St. Louis we … Continue reading
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Trip Log – Day 328 – Denver CO
September 28, 2016 – Sun, 75 degrees Miles Today: 2 Miles to Date: 17,061 States to Date: 45 I picked up Tom from his overhaul – he’s good as new. Maybe better, since we’ve had over 4,000 miles to get … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 327 – Denver CO
September 27, 2016 – Sun, 75 degrees Miles Today: 7 Miles to Date: 17,059 States to Date: 45 A beautiful day to roll through Denver neighborhoods, visit Observatory Park and Place Bridge Academy, an innovative school for newly arrived immigrants … Continue reading
Profile Response: Laura Cadenhead and Mike Sheehan Decatur GA
“The Civil War was the first time the 1% coerced the 99% into doing something stupid, based on the fear that they would be worse off if things changed. At least the 99% of poor whites were above the slaves.” … Continue reading
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Trip Log – Day 326 – Limon CO to Denver
September 26, 2016 – Sun, 75 degrees Miles Today: 95 Miles to Date: 17,052 States to Date: 45 Cycle touring doesn’t get any better – even with twenty miles on the Interstate! Google mapped me 116 miles to Denver – … Continue reading
Profile Response: Jon Pierson Athens, GA
Jon Pierson is social glue; he brings people together. When I arrived at his apartment in Athens he explained that he had only lived there two weeks and capitalized on my visit to organize a couchsurfing meet-up with other area … Continue reading
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Tagged Athens GA, HiLo Lounge Athens GA, Jon Pierson, Normaltown
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