[SUX VR40 Rider]

Here is my blog post about my RAGBRAI experience this year. This is just the facts of what happened to me on this years ride. If you so desire tell me what you think.

Bicycling: My RAGBRAI XXVIII Experience.

[flyingdog]

Born and raised in Iowa for the first 38yrs of my life, I am quite familiar with RAGBRAI and found your experiences very entertaining. One of my good friends lent out his land for many of the bikers to camp on one year. Help him out making everyone comfortable. Was alotta fun talking with everyone. Especially liked your trip to West Bend's Grotto. Been there many times. Always fascinated with personal achievements.
Much like Bishops' Castle, out this way.

Bishop Castle - Jim Bishop's Castle Attraction Near Westcliffe, Colorado

This thing was built stone-by-stone by hand and one man. Unbelievable

[TxCyclist]

URL is blocked at work. Got any pictures you can post in this thread?

[SUX VR40 Rider]

I am working on the history and culture blog post about this years RAGBRAI. I have a lot of photos to go through/edit, etc. I should have it posted early next week.

I do have some photos I can post in this thread. Will do so by end of weekend.

[SUX VR40 Rider]

Here are the blog posts I have created so far:
History and Culture by Bicycle Part 202: RAGBRAI
History and Culture by Bicycle Part 203: Grotto of the Redemption
History and Culture by Bicycle Part 204: Delaware county Courthouse

I am working on one more.

[SUX VR40 Rider]

I am finally finished with the last blog post for RAGBRAI. Enjoy:
History and Culture by Bicycle Part 205: St. Francis Xavier Basilica

[HandsomeRyan]

nice writeup. doing this ride is _way_ up my 'bucket list'.

[wild]

I liked your ride. things happend but you made the best of it so all in all it was a good ride.
Can we do that ride in reverce so thay are all down hill sections