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	<title>Comments on: I&#8217;m back&#8230;&#8230;Oklahoma Freewheel Ride report</title>
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		<title>By: jasonk</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Great recap, Tracy!  And thanks for the mention.  I&#039;m going to add your blog to my list of favorites, and check in when I can.

Your observations are right in line with mine on FreeWheel.  Great ride, but the roads in Oklahoma make it less and less desireable every year.  Even our toll roads have pot holes in them, and we pay to drive on them.  Oh well, I guess we have to spend our tax dollars on things like high salaries for state legislators, and other important things.  But I digress.  Our roads stink, period.

Next year we are going to break with tradition, and possibly do a ride in Vermont.  If we decide that it too ambitious, we may do Ragbrai, or even come to your neck of the woods to ride the Katy Trail.  Whichever we choose, maybe we will see you out on the road again.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great recap, Tracy!  And thanks for the mention.  I&#8217;m going to add your blog to my list of favorites, and check in when I can.</p>
<p>Your observations are right in line with mine on FreeWheel.  Great ride, but the roads in Oklahoma make it less and less desireable every year.  Even our toll roads have pot holes in them, and we pay to drive on them.  Oh well, I guess we have to spend our tax dollars on things like high salaries for state legislators, and other important things.  But I digress.  Our roads stink, period.</p>
<p>Next year we are going to break with tradition, and possibly do a ride in Vermont.  If we decide that it too ambitious, we may do Ragbrai, or even come to your neck of the woods to ride the Katy Trail.  Whichever we choose, maybe we will see you out on the road again.</p>
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