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12 May 2008
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Costa Rica
Hi guys,
once you reach Costa Rica let us know. We may have a place for you to stay over, tools cold etc.
Rgds,
Mischa
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21 May 2008
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After a year and a half delay I am finally leaving the UK 30th August for Anchorage and plan to get into Mexico by October to ride down to TDF. Flight is booked and just trying to sort out buying a bike in Anchorage.
It would be great to meet up with anyone else on the road on the way south as some company would be nice.
Ciao,
Annette
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Hi Annette
I just had a quick look at your web site. Congrats on such an honorable effort. I look forward to crossing paths with you.
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Hello Robert; I am located in Woodstock Ont., about 120km west of TO. If you had time,maybe we could meet for a quick coffee on your way through. I am planning this trip for about 3 yrs from now. No biggy if it doesn't work for you. Ride safe.
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Neil, No promises, but we will make the effort to stop in to say hi. I have you down in our agenda.
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Hi guys,
once you reach Costa Rica let us know. We may have a place for you to stay over, tools cold etc.
Rgds,
Mischa
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Mischa, I don't know if that invitation was also open to us, but if it was thank you very much. We will add you to our agenda as well.
Cheers everyone.
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CRC touring
To CRC touring:
I'm leaving june 1st for a trip from alaska to TDF. Costa Rica is definitely on my agenda. I have plans to meet up with a few friends, rent a bike for them and drive around for a week or so.
Couldn't find your website, do you have bikes for rent?
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Sander
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26 May 2008
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Robert and guys and gals,
the invitation is open to all of course.
Just give me some advance notice. mischa@racsa.co.cr is my email....
Ride safe!!
Mischa
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4 Jun 2008
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37 days to go...
still time to pack up your panniers and come along if your up for it!
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5 Jun 2008
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Hi Oisin,
Your timing looks similar to my plans, I should be starting in Alaska in August and aiming to get to TDF by late December.
Cheers,
Fraser.
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I'm starting in July (2nd week or so) from Houston, Texas and will be spending xmas at tierra del fuego. I'm solo so far.
I'm on an F650GS. I can be stalked, erm followed by my blog that is in my sig.
It'd be great to meet up. Based on what your time frame could be, it may work out if we were to meet up in Guatemala. I'm going to speed through Meixco (because I live in TX, MX is easy to get to) and do some diving in the yucatan.. but will spend a few weeks in Xela, Guatemala to study spanish.
It'd be great to ride with someone else!
Daveg
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6 Jun 2008
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Ushuaia for Christmas
Fraser
Looks like a bunch of us are heading to Ushuaia for Christmas. Hope you can join us.
Robert
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Hi Oisin,
Your timing looks similar to my plans, I should be starting in Alaska in August and aiming to get to TDF by late December.
Cheers,
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I'm going to speed through Meixco (because I live in TX, MX is easy to get to) and do some diving in the yucatan..
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Hey Dave,
Are you planning to dive off the coast or in the Cenotes? Depending on your cert I can recommend the Cenotes.
Robert,
I was actually planning on being home for Christmas, but maybe we'll meet in TDF.
Cheers,
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28days to go to pan american...
Start in Toronto... will hit the road
anyone interested in hooking up...let us know...
route is Toronto..nova scotia..(halifax)...then over to anchorage , up to prudhoe.... and then the whole way south to Ushuaia...and up to buenos aires and home in time for the christmas pudding!
Hope to hear from you
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2 Jul 2008
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only 10 days to go till were off! ... yippee...
any takers? still not too late!
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I have been to the bottom of South America too. It was a great trip and you are going to have a blast. We look forward to your pictures and updates. Let us know if we can help. We're in Texas.
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any takers? still not too late!
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I am planning on leaving Victoria B.C at the end of September (earlier if possible) heading east to take the Great divide trail down to Mexico. Going to head west and take Baja down, cross over and head toward Belize. I would like to be in Argentina for Dakar. Otherwise the plan is quite loose. Keep me posted on those shipping costs please. Planning to ride through Africa after.
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hello !!
I hope your preparation is going well.
write me (you have my e-mail) if you plan to visit me between toronto and nova scotia, when you will go there, come bak , or both our welcome. there is my exact location , I suppose you have a gps
N 46 50.304"
W 071 32.423"
or ... 251 , des Érables ,
Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier,
Québec,
to convince you... If you want you can try to plan to be here around july 20, PAUL McCartney is going to give us a totaly FREE outdoors concert on the historic site of the "Plaine d'Abraham" downtown Qc City, there is many other big internationnal name on the others date.
Also, each days there is a movies ,it's the world's biggest projection ever made (I think the screen is around 600 meters wide,.. "le moulin à image "...cost 25M ) who relate the 400 years of history of the city , I saw it last week and it is wonderful , the technology is very amazing
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Leaving Seattle for Ushaia first week October. Plan on getting back by March. If you are ahead then we will see you on Christmas Day. If not, feel free to join our little band as far as you like.
If your route brings you Seattle way, email me via unchainedworld.com and I'll be happy to help some how.
Cheers,
Lamble
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