eric aldinger
Agreed. Thanks go to the town of Echo.
On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 12:53 PM, wrote:
> Thanks to all the people in the Echo community who helped put on the
> most unique XC race on the OBRA calendar. Unique because at present it is
> the only one raced out in the sage and scrub brush where you can see for
> miles and miles and miles and miles and miles. The promoters, sponsors,
> people in town, trail builders and officials made for a great day. I heard
> no negative comments between riders out on the course, only the usual “got
> all you need; are you alright; good job” sentences we always hear at XC
> races. What a great group of people!
> I hope people doing the poker ride today are having as much
> fun..........with less wind.........as we did yesterday.
> Each year at Echo has been different with the middle two being the most
> moderate.........First wet and cold..........this one pretty warm and
> windy. Hey! What would it be like to race over there in
> say..................late July? Ouch!!! If you left a downed rider out
> there for most of the day he / she would be turned into lycra clad jerky!
> Thanks again all.
> I hurt today, but like the rest of you.....I chose to do this right?
> take care out there.
> ron
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Eric Aldinger