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16 Oct. Short ride turned into a long one as we took the "small roads bike route". Scenic and not correctly signposted. Scenic and non linear. Berlin is a old town preserved for the tourist trade. Our hotel dates from … Continue reading →

And excuse me for further stating the obvious, but reducing the calorie count is hardly relevant to BSMA, as it is clear that the entire purpose is not biking but rather the intake of mass calories in the form of … Continue reading →

Ah, yes.  Well, calorie-counters do take note. —–Original Message—– From: Bob Morgen Sent: Oct 16, 2007 3:35 AM To: "Libby.Trudell@thomson.com" Cc: ellswortha@earthlink.net, boogkb@tmo.blackberry.net, 980286c3a15f1c66@moblog.vox.com, jwgrey@netbox.com Subject: Re: BSMA. Pokomoke Excuse me for stating the obvious, but evidently Starbuck's pain au … Continue reading →

Excuse me for stating the obvious, but evidently Starbuck's pain au raison only has one raisin in it. This is probably to keep the calorie count down. -Bob On 10/16/07, Libby.Trudell@thomson.com wrote: > > Pas de raisins, in my case, … Continue reading →

Pas de raisins, in my case, vs raison d'etre Read and post comments | Send to a friend

Jeff, One thing I must say–on this trip in particular–I have been struck by the fact that you have mentioned (and visited) more towns of which I've never heard than I can remember hearing from your previous trips. I guess … Continue reading →

15. Oct. Maryland. Poke claims to be the friendliness city. Wonderful ride through Puncateague, Onancoke ( a town with many many large cemetaries) and other rural Eastern shore villages. Coffee and local history, as well as a good discussion on … Continue reading →

These are all good questions, and I'm sure I should know the answer to them but frankly, I am mystified. The fact is, George is correct. Dementia has set in and I can't tell my e-coli from a hole in … Continue reading →

I believe that European supervision of pork is supposedly much more stringent than ours in the US – Bob? As an expert on pork and Europe, what do you say? RE deaths due to rare hamburgers, I think those were … Continue reading →

We're such sensitive creatures.  What can I say? Europeans? Thousands of years of antibodies; all lost when they (the europeans, not the antibodies) arrived on our shores.  Who knows? Just making all this up.  It sounds promising. Well, the Europeans … Continue reading →