nklr thanks for the links

[Thane Silliker]

KLRistas, My article on riding the Newfoundland Rail Trail is coming out in this Saturday's Toronto Star Wheels section. It should also appear in their website, at http://www.wheels.ca>http://www.wheels.ca However, there won't be nearly the visual impact as pictures are minimal on the website as apposed to the print edition. Happy reading! Thane Silliker London, Ontario IBA #210 2002 KLR650 1998 Honda ST1100

[Jeff Saline]

On Thu, 29 Nov 2007 16:50:05 -0500 Thane Silliker writes:

> KLRistas, > > My article on riding the Newfoundland Rail Trail is coming out in > this > Saturday's Toronto Star Wheels section. > > It should also appear in their website, at > > http://www.wheels.ca>http://www.wheels.ca > > However, there won't be nearly the visual impact as pictures are > minimal on > the website as apposed to the print edition. Happy reading! > > Thane Silliker > London, Ontario > IBA #210 > 2002 KLR650 > 1998 Honda ST1100

<><><><><><><><><> <><><><><><><><><> Thane, Thanks for letting us know about your article. I found it this morning at: http://www.wheels.ca/article/34490 Nicely written and sounds like a fun ride. You're correct there isn't much visual impact other than your written descriptions. Only one picture at the start of the article. Best, Jeff Saline ABC # 4412 South Dakota Airmarshal Airheads Beemer Club www.airheads.org The Beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota 75 R90/6, 03 KLR650, 79 R100RT

[monte quint]

Thanks to all for the response on the Pelican case mounting question. Weird, 4 different links to the same post. Had planned a crabing, shrimping, bottom fishing, deer and bear hunting trip for today and tomorrow. Sky so blue, surrounding mountains capped with fresh snow, makes you forget the other 320 days of the year that it does rain. Gear, boat prepped, supplies ready, got to bed about 2am. About 4:30am phone rang. The kindest man from the kindest family I have ever had the good fortune to know on the line. Two words only "Blairs dead" His nephew whom I've watched grow up for nearly 20 years was killed in Iraq yesterday. Between my friends' family; three brothers, his wife (still in Kandahar)nephews, nieces they account for nearly 150 years of military service to date. Five family members in current active duty units. For his family and mine the sun will not shine again in Ketchikan for a long time. Monte if you are not willing to stand behind our troops you should try standing in front of them