Mark63's Guestbook

Clever PA
Lucky your booking agent made that mistake then ?

Interesting blog, got wonderful learning...

Congratulations you four!
What a fantastic accomplishment to ride that far up those big hills, dealing with punctures, rough trails, rain, cold and heat! The scenery from the pictures was magnificent. So happy to have met you all. Maybe we will meet again if we visit Australia! Your friends Mike and Sandra.

What an adventure!
Hi Mark, Im glad there was some rewards after the more challenging bits The country looks stunning! Safe riding! Cheers

Food...
Tommy will need 2 x 30 litre panniers and that's just for his food!!! Have a fab and safe epic adventure. I am looking forward to you daily blog. Will Tommy win the prized 'Most Punctures' prize again and will you make it thru without a single puncture??? Cheers...Gav

Tattoo. Hell yeah!
Such an awesome idea. Here's some ideas. 1. Cog with usa map in the middle and 3000k 2017 in the middle of that. 2. A cog shaped like map of usa. With stuff in middle. 3. The classic. Right across your back . Or front. Bald Eagle on a bike being shagged by Skippy... Classic! BTW. Aussie Mates Riding Across AMerica. AMRAAM. fuck yeah. Hoo Yah! ?

Tatts
I love tattoos - go for it!

Great reading
Thanks Mark for your fun notes, makes for a great travel log cheering Dave and you all on from Brisbane!

you can do it !
Hi Amigos, Found your blog. You can do it ! Enjoyed reading and wishing you all good luck and smooth riding. PS. I will be in the USA soon, but unfortunately, looks like will miss you. Not sure if you are heading through Denver although that will be cooler riding for you than the southern route possibly and Grand Junction to Denver route I heard is spectacular. We'll be in an automobile, (how easy is that?) and we'll be in Vail around 4th July and Denver abouts up until 7th July (then we fly to New York). Do you have any idea what date you are scheduled to arrive in Baltimore? We expect you will all be in Tour De France shape by that stage. :-) Keep up the good work and blogging. Best Regards John Scanlon

Stevie Wonder
I guess having Ray Charles as the navigator, is better than Stevie Wonder as the pilot.

Go Amigos!
Wow, what a packed few days you've all had! Sounds like it might be good to get out of the city, let that jet lag go and start to enjoy the ride!! Never too old to polish up your patience and friendship skills! So cool that you old friends are experiencing this adventure together! Thanks for the blog Mark, it's great! Anne, Berry and Red