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Monday, June 28, 2004

Monday morning Haiku.

I'm still recovering from the thrashing I received trying to keep up with everyone out in Jim Thorpe, those are some gnarly trails. The Dirt Rag crew took Bobby and I down a mile long death-clench ravine of loose rock, and while riding with Chris and Mike from Speedgoat in Laughlintown I actually became stuck between two rocks. No, not my tire. I actually wedged both pedals fast in a narrow track between two knee high rocks. I still haven't figured out how Chris rode that... All in all some of the best riding I've ever done and the crew at Speedgoat is tops.

We frequently have impromptu poetry sent through office email and the morning ride seems to inspire a lot of haiku. Here's one from Julia in our receiving department.

bunnies in the park
munching trailside weeds and grass
why dart for my wheels

Do you have a good original poem to share? Send us your best haiku and we'll post the best responses here.

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