Hey!! Didn't know they had WiFi in the tree tops of those third world areas. :~))


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greetings from wet C R. Guess Linda won't half to worry about that first boo boo now! Hold dwn the fort

Oops!! Sorry I missed the message. I didn't know the answer to that one but I could have found it. Did you go down there? I took wifey over to Asheville for the day. On the way back a passing truck kicked up a rock and knocked out the back window on my wife's brand new car. She's not happy but over all it's a small thing. Never had anything like that happen before. J.E.





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Were is the meeting place for the volunteers at the BAE event tomorrow?

I'm not 100 percent sure I'll be there, but don't feel like waiting til the last minute.

Thanks

That's great.... Dr. Klinar, and the folks at Appalacian Orthopedics took excellent care of me and my busted ankle earlier this year, as well as a hand fracture several years ago..

When he tells you something like "Start putting weight on it" or "Use it as much as you can tolerate" DO IT!! This guy uses a very assertive approach, and you'll be much better off following his advice.

See you Saturday.

Yep, I hope to be off them by at the latest the end of the year. I'm seeing Dr. Klinar at Appalachian.

Ohhh yes....crutches supremely suck.. Hang in there, you'll get over it soon enough..

Whose the orthopedist?

Hey Mike, I hope you are now doing better and can get some rides in this week! I always get the crud as the leaves change.

Well, my foot has I'm not sure if you'd call a break or fracture exactly, but I am going to have surgery on it later this week. They plan on putting in a couple of screws and pins to keep the bones in place, then take them out in about 6 months. I should be able to be out of a cast in about 2 months so I'm looking forward to that and getting back on the bikes.

I didn't realize you had to have surgery recently. I hope it didn't put you down for too long! I'm already getting tired of these crutches!

Edited by author 10-25-2009 10:51 PM
Read the QR...and sorry I didn't ride today with y'all, but I'm trying to rid myself of the last bit of the major dose of the crud I managed to come down with earlier in the week.

Enuf about me..What happened to you Brian? Foot surgery? That truly sucks (having had that experience recently). Hope you recover quickly and painlessly.

Agreed- Sunday. We may try and get some miles in later. The WW route is a favorite, but no good ways to short it if necessary.

Looked at the radar.....See you tomorrow :(

Right now Sat looks like a wash for doing the Watauga Wilber dams ride from ETSU. We'll re-evaluate in the AM after looking at radar and after evening tornadoes have passed through.
This is Sat's 57 mile ride Kathy,
http://bergg.etsu.edu/tcrc/CueSheets/pdf/WataugaDam_57.pdf
There is also a map if you browse around the TCRC site
It is not a breakfast ride. Usually lunch in Elizabethton.

I'm thinking of extending Sundays ride from Mormon Church on Netherland Inn Rd. to Church Hill, down Goshen Valley and Over Bays Mtn. for a 35 miler if any one else wants to tag along..
http://kba.tripod.com/cues/cjc-bmtn.htm