But it did. Well for the next 20km it did. Then we had to stop and patch it again. It took forever. The pair of legs on the right belong to the son of a man who was running for congress in the election. He was the one driving around getting folks to vote and giving exhausted cyclists a lift into the city after the polling was done.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Bernadette to the Rescue!
It is some small miracle that I made it 1077 km across Mongolia without a flat tire. So when these guys in a jeep asked to use some of my innertube patches I was happy to help them out. I didn't think it would work. 
But it did. Well for the next 20km it did. Then we had to stop and patch it again. It took forever. The pair of legs on the right belong to the son of a man who was running for congress in the election. He was the one driving around getting folks to vote and giving exhausted cyclists a lift into the city after the polling was done.
But it did. Well for the next 20km it did. Then we had to stop and patch it again. It took forever. The pair of legs on the right belong to the son of a man who was running for congress in the election. He was the one driving around getting folks to vote and giving exhausted cyclists a lift into the city after the polling was done.
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bernadette, you have always been blessed with good tire karma. didn't you only get one flat tire on your cross country trip?
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