In one of our last episodes, Wild Bill had convinced the stagecoach driver to bring him directly to his rowing machine. Bill's back in the rowing saddle today. He reports that during his travels, he noted that the North Texas flotilla is increasing its rowing crew, yet remains within striking distance.
Season meters as of 15/365 = 4,601,841 m
Total meters on the day = 311,272 m
Oars in space = 47 percent
MILESTONES....Bragging Rights....Celebrations:
400K Kiba
300K Chris (duct tape as a means to combat weightlessness in space?)
200K Tim
200K Peter H
Half Marathon # 15 ...in a row...
Half Marathon # 4 Peter H
Rowed the Distance: Greater than or equal to 21,097 m and rowed within a 24 hr period
HALF MOON
Will S with 50,447 m (guessing that this is not a red giant due to more than 24 hrs between rowing postings)
Kiba with 40,000 m
Wild Bill with 28,000 m
Tim with 21,831 m
And thanks to today's crew for all the kinds of meters:
Steven 2,000 m
Tony 3,333 m
Peter G 5,000 m
Mary 5,020 m
Mitch 6,181 m
Lilia 7,500 m
Gina 8,047 m
Barbara 11,031 m
Bazzy 11,134 m
AJ 11,244 m
Jim 13,413 m
Darryl 14,767 m
Dave 15,000 m
Dan 15,130 m
Peter H 21,097 m
Chris 21,097 m
Tim 21,831 m
Wild Bill 28,000 m
Kiba 40,000 m
Will S 50,447 m
It was a great day for a bike ride! Eleven hot air balloons in the skies on my way to the event, lilacs in bloom, lots of farms (horse, cattle, sheep), several lakes, and one snake....on the sidewalk instead of in the grass. Good stuff.
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Dan with half marathon # 12
Tony with 16 threeIII3
s in a row
