Rob Anderson

The other Rob Anderson will concur. Awesome venue, tough course. Good times.

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On Sep 22, 2012, at 7:35 PM, Rob Anderson wrote:

> Thanks to everyone that put this race together! I had a blast; super-fun course.
>
> Any way to buy one of those extra t-shirts if they're not sold out? :)
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Rob Anderson

Thanks to everyone that put this race together! I had a blast; super-fun course.

Any way to buy one of those extra t-shirts if they're not sold out? :)

John

Keep the beaches but add margaritas since they were missing from the amount
of time I spent playing in the sand.

John
On Sep 22, 2012 6:03 PM, "Benjamin Drucker"
wrote:

> Such fun. I say keep the beaches. That's how I was able to pass people!
>
> And I have to mention that the shirts with the mustaches: so cool.
> On Sep 22, 2012 5:42 PM, "Andy Kaylor" wrote:
>
>> Instant legend!
>>
>> But next year, please, please, please, no more than one beach section --
>> preferably none. The course had plenty of sand without it. I promise
>> never to say I enjoy long walks on the beach (though after the first lap I
>> don't know if I was going fast enough for it to qualify as a walk).
>>
>> Maybe instead racers could have to stop once a lap and eat a
>> cheeseburger. Not enough courses favor the Cyldes.
>>
>> Thanks organizers, officials and volunteers!
>>
>> -Andy
>>
>> On Sep 22, 2012, at 4:44 PM, wrote:
>> > Wow! Who said you needed a brutal run-up to get a work out? Not me! I
>> rode a good portion of the sand (the entrys to the big Buddha Belly sand),
>> but that Buddha was sucking the life out of this little man (I am at peace
>> with that aspect of life). Whipped me good!
>> >
>> > What a fantastic setting and course. Not just the general topography of
>> the land, but the infrastructure. This I hope returns next year. The area
>> offers tons of options for future courses although the Tireless Velo Genius
>> Trust gave us a very tough and fun race course. This was my biggest
>> challenge thus far in the young Cross season, but soooooooooooooo much fun.
>> >
>> > Thanks to the promoter, sponsors, county parks department, volunteers
>> and OBRA officials. Recreation dollars for a great cause (p:ear) as well!
>> > ron s.
>> >
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Benjamin Drucker

Such fun. I say keep the beaches. That's how I was able to pass people!

And I have to mention that the shirts with the mustaches: so cool.
On Sep 22, 2012 5:42 PM, "Andy Kaylor" wrote:

> Instant legend!
>
> But next year, please, please, please, no more than one beach section --
> preferably none. The course had plenty of sand without it. I promise
> never to say I enjoy long walks on the beach (though after the first lap I
> don't know if I was going fast enough for it to qualify as a walk).
>
> Maybe instead racers could have to stop once a lap and eat a cheeseburger.
> Not enough courses favor the Cyldes.
>
> Thanks organizers, officials and volunteers!
>
> -Andy
>
> On Sep 22, 2012, at 4:44 PM, wrote:
> > Wow! Who said you needed a brutal run-up to get a work out? Not me! I
> rode a good portion of the sand (the entrys to the big Buddha Belly sand),
> but that Buddha was sucking the life out of this little man (I am at peace
> with that aspect of life). Whipped me good!
> >
> > What a fantastic setting and course. Not just the general topography of
> the land, but the infrastructure. This I hope returns next year. The area
> offers tons of options for future courses although the Tireless Velo Genius
> Trust gave us a very tough and fun race course. This was my biggest
> challenge thus far in the young Cross season, but soooooooooooooo much fun.
> >
> > Thanks to the promoter, sponsors, county parks department, volunteers
> and OBRA officials. Recreation dollars for a great cause (p:ear) as well!
> > ron s.
> >
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Andy Kaylor

Instant legend!

But next year, please, please, please, no more than one beach section -- preferably none. The course had plenty of sand without it. I promise never to say I enjoy long walks on the beach (though after the first lap I don't know if I was going fast enough for it to qualify as a walk).

Maybe instead racers could have to stop once a lap and eat a cheeseburger. Not enough courses favor the Cyldes.

Thanks organizers, officials and volunteers!

-Andy

On Sep 22, 2012, at 4:44 PM, wrote:
> Wow! Who said you needed a brutal run-up to get a work out? Not me! I rode a good portion of the sand (the entrys to the big Buddha Belly sand), but that Buddha was sucking the life out of this little man (I am at peace with that aspect of life). Whipped me good!
>
> What a fantastic setting and course. Not just the general topography of the land, but the infrastructure. This I hope returns next year. The area offers tons of options for future courses although the Tireless Velo Genius Trust gave us a very tough and fun race course. This was my biggest challenge thus far in the young Cross season, but soooooooooooooo much fun.
>
> Thanks to the promoter, sponsors, county parks department, volunteers and OBRA officials. Recreation dollars for a great cause (p:ear) as well!
> ron s.
>
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Todd Mobley

Agreed! That race was HARD, which is the point, right? Well run, great
venue, awesome time. Thanks to everyone that made it so. What Ron said...do
it again next year.

-Todd

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On Sep 22, 2012 4:50 PM, "Danny Lopez" wrote:

> I totally agree! Had a blast on that course... Thanks to all!
>
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> On Sep 22, 2012, at 4:44 PM, wrote:
>
> Wow! Who said you needed a brutal run-up to get a work out? Not me! I
> rode a good portion of the sand (the entrys to the big Buddha Belly
> sand), but that Buddha was sucking the life out of this little man (I am
> at peace with that aspect of life). Whipped me good!
>
> What a fantastic setting and course. Not just the general topography of
> the land, but the infrastructure. This I hope returns next year. The area
> offers tons of options for future courses although the Tireless Velo
> Genius Trust gave us a very tough and fun race course. This was my
> biggest challenge thus far in the young Cross season, but soooooooooooooo
> much fun.
>
> Thanks to the promoter, sponsors, county parks department, volunteers and
> OBRA officials. Recreation dollars for a great cause (p:ear) as well!
> ron s.
>
>
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Danny Lopez

I totally agree! Had a blast on that course... Thanks to all!

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On Sep 22, 2012, at 4:44 PM, wrote:

> Wow! Who said you needed a brutal run-up to get a work out? Not me! I rode a good portion of the sand (the entrys to the big Buddha Belly sand), but that Buddha was sucking the life out of this little man (I am at peace with that aspect of life). Whipped me good!
>
> What a fantastic setting and course. Not just the general topography of the land, but the infrastructure. This I hope returns next year. The area offers tons of options for future courses although the Tireless Velo Genius Trust gave us a very tough and fun race course. This was my biggest challenge thus far in the young Cross season, but soooooooooooooo much fun.
>
> Thanks to the promoter, sponsors, county parks department, volunteers and OBRA officials. Recreation dollars for a great cause (p:ear) as well!
> ron s.
>
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rondot@spiritone.com

Wow! Who said you needed a brutal run-up to get a work out? Not me! I rode a good portion of the sand (the entrys to the big Buddha Belly sand), but that Buddha was sucking the life out of this little man (I am at peace with that aspect of life). Whipped me good!

What a fantastic setting and course. Not just the general topography of the land, but the infrastructure. This I hope returns next year. The area offers tons of options for future courses although the Tireless Velo Genius Trust gave us a very tough and fun race course. This was my biggest challenge thus far in the young Cross season, but soooooooooooooo much fun.

Thanks to the promoter, sponsors, county parks department, volunteers and OBRA officials. Recreation dollars for a great cause (p:ear) as well!
ron s.