Bike Tour Eurasia's Guestbook

slide show Tahoe City
Thoroughly enjoyed the presentation inside the Yurt. It was very inspiring.

Got Projector?
You guys got new projector or i need bring a bag with ice?

Congratulations!!!
Tales of your journey have made it into common life "back in the grid." Your journey has been inspiring to countless people. Stacey is working like a bee to make sure your home is just like you left it. Your skinny-tire road bikes are safe and waiting for your return among the the other 20+ bikes at the house. I recently did an inventory and discovered we have an average of over 4 bikes per person in the household. Our Flume Trail ride got snowed out on Wednesday due to 4" of fresh snow (at elevation) and cold, strong winds from the north. Harry and I still got out to enjoy a ride through the Manzanita Switchbacks with a light dusting of snow on the trails. Like every winter, the local backyard meteorologists are calling for a big winter based on the unprecedented squirrel activity. I'm optimistic, but until someone comes up with an appropriate metric to measure squirrel activity, I'm not buying the squirrel forecast. I can't wait to see you guys. Congrats, congrats, congrats. I hope Amsterdam has been an accommodating place to celebrate the successful completion of your tour.

You guys ROCK!
Way to go team! That is an impressive trek... everyone I show your blog to is blown away! One day I aspire to be as cool as my 2 buds from Taos. When do you get back? I'm on the west coast and will be driving through Taos in a couple of weeks before heading to Kathmandu.

Hi
Chad and Allison, I have been following you all along. I lived in Germany for two years and know that you will love it there. Get off of the bicycle paths and spend time with the people. They are warm-hearted and welcoming. Sue Welsch

YAY team A-C
So sweet you guys! Glad you are enjoying your adventure to the max. Thanks for sharing so thoroughly. I am enjoying the high desert scape as a more permanent resident in Reno these days. Getting through nursing school week by week, and have a beautiful clinical assignment with the Paiute tribe out at Pyramid Lake. The autumn colors are glowing out there at the end flow of the Truckee. Enjoy the wind down. : )

Yeee-opf!
You guys are living the dream! I'm stoked you're out doing it. We're living a slightly less rootsie dream, out of the back of an xterra in Red Rocks.... Life is good! Cheers for the shtumpa shout! adios- be well- Kev

From Kasia and Laurence.
"You are welcome guys, I am glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the kind words.

Is getting cold!
Yo guys, Very Very Nice picture and comments! I cant wait to see you guys and talk about the trip. Here is getting cold and we just got a drop the snow today. Looking forward to skate with you guya agai! Miss you guys, See ya, Paulo.

What a challenging adventure !
So glad the pictures look so charming....even though the adventure in the Crimea had some rough spots! We are impressed that the 4 of you seem to have just made the most of it and kept going. News from Julie and J.P. in Greece sounds enjoyable and relaxing. Our best to you on this last part of your journey !

yea for mountains
Another great story, looks beautiful there. Mountains and coast line, camping on beach sand, swimming in the Black Sea, eating good food...sounds awesome. Thanks for the post card. Happy Trails, Ric

Exciting times in September
Hi to all...have enjoyed your blog with the historical information. We are all anxious to hear how J.P. and Julie Boylan are doing with you along the Black Sea--sounds thrilling , and the scenery is beautiful !! Great way to hear about your trip !