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Heading southbound to good weather

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on March 8, 2007 by mevMarch 8, 2007

A third day of headwinds. Still about 10-15mph but fairly consistent, particularly in the afternoon. Good weather is frequently accompanied with high pressure and also winds from the south. Locals would like some more rain, though my headwinds are also … Continue reading →

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Is this hill country yet?

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on March 7, 2007 by mevMarch 7, 2007

Today a slower ride through some beautiful country. Despite the title above, I don’t think I am in Hill Country yet. There were some gradual grades up and down as I crossed through the country. However, I expect it to … Continue reading →

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Cycling through suburban Dallas and Fort Worth

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on March 6, 2007 by mevMarch 6, 2007

First day of cycling from Dallas Fort Worth Airport (DFW) back to Cleburne. Beautiful weather for an unloaded bicycle ride. Woke up early and loaded the bicycle in the minivan. A little over an hour and a half of driving … Continue reading →

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Sorting equipment, leaving half of it behind

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on March 5, 2007 by mevMarch 6, 2007

An easy drive today to Cleburne, southwest of Fort Worth where I got a hotel reservation for two nights. I then called a friend a worked with in Dallas area to arrange to drop off some unneeded gear for a … Continue reading →

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Driving day

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on March 4, 2007 by mevMarch 4, 2007

Uneventful drive to Ardmore, Oklahoma today. Interesting how wireless internet has become prevalent in many of these roadside motels. A few years ago, I had a dialup prodigy account since they had dialups in many cities. Now much less need … Continue reading →

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Laminating documents, bye Fort Collins

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on March 3, 2007 by mevMarch 3, 2007

I’ve gotten the last of the packing done. It will tightly fit into four panniers though it all seems pretty heavy. I think particularly the pannier and a half of bike related tools and parts. I’ll definitely want to check … Continue reading →

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Farewell (for now) HP

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on March 2, 2007 by mevMarch 3, 2007

Closed up things at work including turning in my laptop and clearing everything out of my cubicle and gym locker. We had a nice send-off lunch, thanks guys! My plan is to return on December 31st, so today was my … Continue reading →

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Quiet first day of vacation

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on March 1, 2007 by mevMarch 2, 2007

A day for errands and preparations. Completed and filed my taxes. Picked up a rental minivan for errands and driving to Dallas. Moved over several websites so my home DSL line can go off. Stopped in the post office, AAA … Continue reading →

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Last day of work, vacation starts!

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on February 28, 2007 by mevFebruary 28, 2007

My last day of work today. A fairly quiet and uneventful day as I’ve worked to get most things handed off already. Hopefully not too many loose ends come up later. Still hard to realize that the work assignments that … Continue reading →

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The Road Across Siberia

Amsterdam to Vladivostok Posted on February 26, 2007 by mevFebruary 26, 2007

It was three years ago today that Vladimir Putin formally inaugurated the new road across Siberia. He was visiting the city of Khabarovsk about two and a half weeks before his re-election when he announced the new road was open … Continue reading →

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