Peter Minde
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Peter Minde replied to the thread Hiking Running in the Shawangunk Hills.I recognize a lot of that terrain. Chapeau, Ripitz. -
Peter Minde reacted to Campgottagopee's post in the thread The overland craze is out of control with
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Peter Minde reacted to Sick Bird Rider's post in the thread The overland craze is out of control with Like.
I think that needs to be lifted a bit for overlanding.
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Peter Minde reacted to Ripitz's post in the thread Hiking Running in the Shawangunk Hills with Like.
Beautiful day for the annual SRT Run/Hike with Freebird and Powerman. Ran into @Steve A who kept popping up somehow seemingly...
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Peter Minde replied to the thread Going Under the Knife.@Warp daddy the company of loved ones and good friends is just ass important as the medical bit. Keep after it.
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The Queen of The Hop and JB
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My son JB came up from Manhattan for past 5days great to spend time with my finest medical advisor . We're standing on the end of a mile...
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I've seen a couple brief mentions of it here but am curious if anyone has attempted the Long Path? Sounds like something meant for @Ripitz.
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Appalachian Trail to Flat Rock.
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Our fav Summer/ Winter hike
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Peter Minde replied to the thread The overland craze is out of control.Fins for days! In our 20s, one of my friends had a 1966 full size Dodge sedan.... slant 6, 3 on the tree. That bad boy got 5 people...
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Peter Minde reacted to Benny Profane's post in the thread The overland craze is out of control with
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'59 Cadillac DeVille. When men were men. And trunks fit five bodies. -
Peter Minde replied to the thread The overland craze is out of control.Agreed. Every couple weeks or so, I'm driving back to NJ to see my kiddo or play music. NY state troopers ain't playing. A lot more...
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Peter Minde replied to the thread Today's Ride.I'm going with D. Apparently they ride through houses and stuff at World Cup MTB races in Yurp. Yesterday, I saw 2 lean-tos with holes...
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Why are we jumping through lean-tos? Just curious.
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