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Jesus I m so sorry. You are bearing up well. Keep your spirits up.. take a little time to rest up somewhere if you can...give your body a chance to recover. IMHO its a bit soon to start riding. Of course you can do it but hold back a little and REST. You have done brilliantly to do all that bike work with your arm in pain. REALLY WELL DONE. Dont punish yourself. But may I suggest that keeping your morale up is VERY important. The bodys healing will follow. People are good..they will help you to lay up for a while.
Do keep in touch... take a rest...
My trip has only minor problems... the usual..
ATB
Denis
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Baddek is a good little town but few hotels, no publik transport, bike is 50k away so at $125 a night resting too long will kill the wallet!! I already had 20 nights thats a 1000quid!!! Pain, what pain
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Hang in there mate!!! (I've sent you a PM)
ATB Derek
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Baddek is a good little town but few hotels, no publik transport, bike is 50k away so at $125 a night resting too long will kill the wallet!! I already had 20 nights thats a 1000quid!!! Pain, what pain
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Hi, Derek,
Ive got a couple of mates Alan Joy and Barry Dewett on the road at the mo, currently in Mongolia stuck in the mud, they are planning to be at the B.C. meet in August when they get over there, i think a few s would go down well with the two of them. If you do get to meet them, say Hello to them both.
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Met Barry. Had a great laugh and polished of the campsite's supply of Kokanee !! Thanks to all for a great time and special thanks to Mary for adopting us Brits!!
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Originally Posted by Stagbeetle
Baddek is a good little town but few hotels, no publik transport, bike is 50k away so at $125 a night resting too long will kill the wallet!! I already had 20 nights thats a 1000quid!!! Pain, what pain
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You're right about the impossible cost of hotels etc; I hoped the Canadian community might be able to help out with a hut or cabin or something to help with costs while you strengthen up. Contact them, you never know.
Good man
Keep your spirits up
This difficult part WILL pass...
ATB
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