Kudos to Cross Crusade

norma-@aol.com

2000-11-13



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Let me agree with Robert Huff, and pat those on the back who organized,

promoted, officiated, judged and those tallying results, photographers,

Splinter on the microphone, web masters, spectators, and of course the

athletes who were all part of the cross crusade.



Great job to everyone. The web page with the journals, the photos, the quick

results are all of why that event was so fun. At the risk of comparing

apples to oranges, I would like to see more road series with web pages,

journals and photos. It allows people around the globe to appreciate what a

great place OBRA Country is to race bikes.



Norman Babcock



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<BR>Great job to everyone.  The web page with the journals, the photos, the quick <BR>results are all of why that event was so fun.  At the risk of comparing <BR>apples to oranges, I would like to see more road series with web pages, <BR>journals and photos.  It allows people around the globe to appreciate what a <BR>great place OBRA Country is to race bikes.

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