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Old 07-27-04, 07:19 PM
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Pictures from my ride across the Pyrenees

Hello everyone,

Here are some pictures from my ride in the Pyrenees, coast to
coast, early this month. Just a basic photo show now, I haven't
put any day to day narratives or descriptions yet.

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Ohhh...

Beautiful.


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Impressive! Post cards everywhere you look.
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Thank you so much!!!!!!!!
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Simply gorgeous. I'll have to remember that route if I ever go on a european cycling tour.
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Thank you CL39 so much for the beautiful images. It brings tears to my eyes, it is such a beautiful dream trip. On Day 7. St. Beat to St. Giron there is a winged monument. What was that monument dedicated to? It would make a beautiful monument to a bicyclist.
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Fabio Casartelli died there during the 1995 Tour de France. It is a beautiful momument to him indeed.
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Awesome photos! Thanks for sharing.....
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Great pictures! Did you like the cows on the Col d'Aspin?

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Thank you for sharing your trip with us. Tomorrow I leave for a 10 day bike tour and I'm nervous. The photos of your trip have reassured me that it's all worth partaking. Thank you again.

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Chuckie, Have a great trip. Score another for bikeforums!

Tomorrow, a friend and I too leave on a 2 week trip to bike from my home in NJ to Maine and Brunswick, CA. 8 days to get to the border and from there we're playing it by ear, depending on what we want to do.

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very cool! I like the pictures a lot, inspires to go do the same or something like that! How did you do the ride, like did you stay in tents and eat cheaply or what? thanks
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Originally Posted by DrGonzo
very cool! I like the pictures a lot, inspires to go do the same or something like that! How did you do the ride, like did you stay in tents and eat cheaply or what? thanks
I stayed in cheap hotels, mostly 1*, they were OK for most parts.
As for food I bought some fruits in the morning and
ate throughout the ride and for dinner, baguette and canned meat to make my own
sandwich. So I was able to keep the cost down.
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