I'm not quitting my day job at this very moment. I've said hello already but JP
was busy getting ready. Hopefully we can chat a bit later. I rode my NWT here
after riding from Honolulu to Kailua this morning.  It's starting! Report on
this later!

Aloha!
--- In bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com, Galfromdownunder <galfromdownunder@...> wrote:
>
> Hey Friday folks in DC and Hawaii ...
> JP Chan, who owns a Bike Friday, is giving his film making workshop in
> DC (10/9)  and Honolulu (10/24).
> DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB: http://jpchan.com/workshop/
> I went to it in NYC and really enjoyed it, and learned a lot, although
> I think if this is 101, my way of making movies -10-1 :o)
http://www.bikefriday.com.movietips
> You can see him riding in my movie (erm, no hands at speed on a NWT -
> do not try this without life insurance):
>   http://www.galfromdownunder.com/movies/tacentury  (which is why I
> haven't given up my day job! :o)
> Details below.
> Say hi to him and ask him how his Friday is going.
> Hope to catch up with you folks soon ... let me know what you're up to
> if we haven't spoken in a while. A HI visit is somewhat overdue (last
> visit 2008), a DC visit even moreso (last visit 2004)
>
> Lynette Chiang aka Galfromdownunder | www.galfromdownunder.com
> Check out my Traffic Cone Bag™ | www.galfromdownunder.com/trafficconebag
> Bike Friday Customer Evangelist | www.bikefriday.com
> Phone 541-513-7711 (USA)
>
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
> From: "J.P. Chan" <jpchan@...>
> Date: October 1, 2009 9:21:28 AM EDT
> To: jpchan-news <jpchan-news@googlegroups.com>
> Subject: [jpchan-news] October 2009 News
> Reply-To: jpchan@...
>
>
> Hola Friends!
>
> A quick update:
>
> I'm giving my filmmaking workshop DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB in
> Washington (10/9) and Honolulu (10/24).  The energy at these classes
> has been tremendous.  All you day jobbers with movie aspirations, come
> join me in DC or Hawaii!  Details at the links below.
>
> Also this month: I DON'T SLEEP I DREAM plays in Coney Island, Brooklyn
> (10/3), Washington DC (10/9), Philadelphia (10/11), San Diego (10/16),
> and Honolulu (10/17) and BEIJING HAZE plays in San Diego (10/16).
>
> I'll be at the Coney Island, Washington, San Diego, and Honolulu
> festivals -- hope to see you & please spread the word.
>
> Thanks as always for your support,
> JP
>
> --
> DON'T QUIT YOUR DAY JOB: http://jpchan.com/workshop/
> I DON'T SLEEP I DREAM: http://www.jpchan.com/films/idsid.html
> BEIJING HAZE:  http://www.jpchan.com/films/bh.html
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It's been quite some time since anyone besides Lynette posted a message on the
BFClubHI list. I know many of are probably on The Yak, but I'm just wondering
who, if anyone, is still on this list?

Just so you know, I'm Bob Harrison, a NWT owner since October 2008. So far my
NWT has been with me to Mexico DF and the Bay Area. Coming up in November I'll
be off to Las Vegas and plan on riding out the Red Rock Canyon Conservation
Area. That was the consensus on The Yak about good rides if you only have one
day to ride.

I've only been back to riding for about 18 months. I ordered my NWT just a few
month after I started again when I realized I wanted to ride on my travels and
boy, am I glad I did.

When I got back on a bike I could barely two miles home, now I ride daily as a
commuter (not generally on my Friday though) and ride from Honolulu to Kailua
and back on weekends fairly often, a ride of about 60+ miles. I definitely do
that on my NWT.

If you are wondering whether you've ridden by me (assuming you are on Oahu), you
can see an image of me on Lynette's Hawaii page where I'm shamelessly imitating
her pose at Makapu'u.

http://community.bikefriday.com/hawaii/galfromdownunder

Since that photo I've upgraded my gear and now sport a Galfromdownunder Traffic
cone bag instead of all that other folderol.

So I guess the question is...who else is still here?

Aloha! Bob Harrison

Hi folks .. Lynette from Bike Friday here.

Pocket Rocket Pro owner and friend Dr Steve Chang is heading to Honolulu for an
interview

Here he is, front and end of this clip on BF Arizona Camp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yj2w6b2on8

He's performance rider and wants to hire a bike ride with you.
Contact him with aloha if interested

pulmcritcaremd@...

What's going on where the sun don't shine?Take a look!
http://www.bikefriday.com/ny08

Hi Lynette,

It's been a while since we changed e-mails.  How was your visit with your mum? 
I'm in Seattle doing a 20 mi walk with my daughter Tamara.  we're raising money
for suicide prevention.  Can you help with a donation?  The webpage is
www.theovernight.org.

Benice is in Europe visiting the Black sea area and will return on 6/28; i grt
back on 7/2.  I saw the Tikit in the BikeFactory window.  I bought a new Trek
Tri-bike from them in March.  I qualified for the Ironman in Oct at the Honu
race on May 31.  It was a tough race wtih high winds.

Keep in touch as we are readyy to put the house on the market and move to NC.

aloha,  Ralph
---- Lynette Chiang <lynchiang@...> wrote:
> Bike Factory - and I've just posted a cool clip of owner Wally
> Parcels talking about his pioneering Portabike folder ...
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U153mHuYPPE
>
> There's their page on the BF website
> http://www.bikefriday.com/dealers/bikefactory
>
> Lynette Chiang
> Bike Friday Adventurette
> http://www.galfromdownunder.com
> USA: 541-513-7711
> Australia: +61 420 968 967 (Cell) | +61 2 93278630 (Sydney)
>
>
>
>

Thank you, everyone, who voted for me! I was honored to have received
enough votes to be one of the top-3 contestants who got interviewed by
Team Evotri on Monday. Yesterday I found out, though, someone else had
a vision for uniting the endurance sports community that turned out to
be a better fit for the team. Her project had to do with developing a
youth triathlon program.

However, due to the incredible support and visibility I got on this
contest, I'm going to launch my idea any way. As some of you may have
heard, I'll be bringing together various online media about everyday
athletes (photos, videos, podcasts, blogs, etc) into a new website and
also organizing some challenges to motivate others to lead healthy
lives through endurance sports. More details can be found on my blog
HumbleTriathlete.blogspot.com if you're interested. I'll post again
when I'm ready to receive contributions from the community and hope
all of you will consider being a part of it!

Ride Happy! -- Shirley

Pardon me, I'm still learning how this email group works. It may be
that the email links in Lynette's post worked fine (i.e., they
triggered your usual mail program) if you clicked on them in the email
you received. I just read her post on the group board and noticed that
the BF Hawaii's group email program was triggered when clicking on the
links.

Sorry for any confusion -- Shirley

First of all thank you, Lynette, for mentioning me below and approving
me to be a member of this group!

Secondly, thank you to everyone who's already voted for me! There's no
way for me to know how many votes I have, unfortunately, so I've just
got to keep rounding up as many as I can by Friday, 3/21/08, 11:59PM
Pacific Time. Note that the links in the email below actually cause
the BF Hawaii's email program to start up so please do NOT use them.
Instead, send an email as you normally would to vote@... with
my blog URL, http://HumbleTriathlete.blogspot.com, on the subject line.

Regardless of what happens, I will be back in Kona in June, Sept & Dec
2008 and looking forward to meeting some of you.

Mahalo!

Folks,
We're riding Tantalus at 4.30pm today then eating at the green papaya in Kaimuki
after if you're interested in joining us for any or all of the above.
My cell is 541-513-7711

Sent from the saddle via BlackBerry (please forgive any weird typos)

Lynette Chiang
Bike Friday Adventurette
http://www.galfromdownunder.com
Cell (USA): 541-513-7711

Hi Lynette,

Did you read the story about this guy on his bike
around the world?

http://www.icq.com/people/full_user_blog.php?uin=99887

Aloha,
Chuck

--- Lynette Chiang <lynchiang@...> wrote:

> 317c olomanu st way down the end of a gravel
> driveway. Call me!
> Sent from the saddle via BlackBerry (please forgive
> any weird typos)
>
> Lynette Chiang
> Bike Friday Adventurette
> http://www.galfromdownunder.com
> Cell (USA): 541-513-7711
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "John" <john@...>
>
> Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:02:48
> To:<bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: RE: [bfclubhi] Tradewinds ride Sat
>
>
> Hey Lynette,
> �
> I will pick you up about 6:00am. Let me know where
> you are!
> �
>
> John Climaldi
> Events Manager
> Hawaii Bicycling League
> Phone 808-735-5756
> Fax 808-735-7989
> www.hbl.org
>
>
> ----------------
>
> From: bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
> Lynette Chiang
>  Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 8:30 AM
>  To: bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com
>  Subject: [bfclubhi] Tradewinds ride Sat
> �
>
>
>
> Hey Friday funsters... I'm planning on doing the
> Tradewinds ride Sat and Momentum Ride Sun:
>
> �
>
> http://www.hbl. <http://www.hbl.org/?q=node/166>
> org/?q=node/166
>
> �
>
> and
>
> �
>
> http://www.hbl. <http://www.hbl.org/?q=node/136>
> org/?q=node/136
>
> Anyone interested?
>
> Use it or lose it!
>
> �
>
>
> Lynette Chiang
>
> Bike Friday Adventurette
>
>  <http://www.galfromdownunder.com>
> http://www.galfromdownunder.com
>
> Cell: 541-513-7711
>
>
>
> �
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>



      
________________________________________________________________________________\
____
Never miss a thing.  Make Yahoo your home page.
http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs

317c olomanu st way down the end of a gravel driveway. Call me!
Sent from the saddle via BlackBerry (please forgive any weird typos)

Lynette Chiang
Bike Friday Adventurette
http://www.galfromdownunder.com
Cell (USA): 541-513-7711



-----Original Message-----
From: "John" <john@...>

Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:02:48
To:<bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [bfclubhi] Tradewinds ride Sat


Hey Lynette,
 
I will pick you up about 6:00am. Let me know where you are!
 

John Climaldi
Events Manager
Hawaii Bicycling League
Phone 808-735-5756
Fax 808-735-7989
www.hbl.org


----------------

From: bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com [mailto:bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Lynette Chiang
  Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 8:30 AM
  To: bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [bfclubhi] Tradewinds ride Sat
 



Hey Friday funsters... I'm planning on doing the Tradewinds ride Sat and
Momentum Ride Sun:

 

http://www.hbl. <http://www.hbl.org/?q=node/166> org/?q=node/166

 

and

 

http://www.hbl. <http://www.hbl.org/?q=node/136> org/?q=node/136

Anyone interested?

Use it or lose it!

 


Lynette Chiang

Bike Friday Adventurette

  <http://www.galfromdownunder.com> http://www.galfromdownunder.com

Cell: 541-513-7711



 

Friday funsters, I'm heading for Hawaii again Jan 16, presenting to the HBL jan
18 again like last year.....  hope this is not too much deja vu for members! See
http://www.hbl.org for dinner details.
I'm bringing the new hyper fast folding bike friday to show, it's neat
http://www.bikefriday.com/tikit
Looking forward to seeing you all again had riding with you. I'll be popping
around the islands mindful of not overstaying my welcome in any one place, while
avoiding the northern winter, til end of Feb. Let's convene! Where's that mochi
place...
Lynette 5415137711
Sent from the saddle via BlackBerry (please forgive any weird typos)

Lynette Chiang
Bike Friday Adventurette
http://www.galfromdownunder.com
Cell (USA): 541-513-7711

Dear Anne,

Yes, we do have a bus system that crosses the island. Also, there's no problem riding back. The northern route through the town of Waimea is probably easier than the southern route. Waimea itself is about 2800 feet elev so it will be quite a climb to get there. Coming from Kona, you can either travel the coast road to Kawaihae or the upper road. The coast road has wide shoulders and lots of cyclists (triathletes, as it's where they hold the Ironman.) The upper road has no shoulders at times. I've never ridden it and I never see cyclists on it. Both roads have traffic at 55 mph +. The highway through the windward side has wide shoulders. Lots of climbs in and out of gulches. All in all more traffic than the southern route but not as much climbing (the climb Hilo to Volcano is 4000 feet.) On the windward side you can try to find the old road through Ahualoa coming out of Waimea going to Hilo and certainly the "scenic drive" from Pepeekeo to Papaiko near Hilo.

For a longer ride you could ride up the coast all the way to Kapaau on the northern tip of the island and ride the Kohala Mountain Road back into Waimea.

Waimea is the center of vegetable farming here. There's a good farmers market at the Hawaiian Homes complex in Waimea but I'm not sure of the dates.

Kohala and Waimea are the center of ranching here, but "ranching" has largely become real estate development. (Don't let they cowboys hear that...)

Lots of small farms have sprung up on the Hamakua coast after the demise of sugar ten years ago. More as you approach Hilo. Hilo has the best farmers markets in the state, Saturday and Wednesday.

Honokaa has transformed from a plantation town to a viable diverse community. A nice ride would be out to see the Waipio valley lookout 7 miles north of town.

I would not recommend Saddle Road unless you're a real adventurer in top shape. A 6,700 foot climb and a road with fast traffic and no shoulders.

Be prepared for rain on the windward side of the island.

Good luck,

J. B. Friday

----- Original Message -----
From: Anne Kluznik <akluznik@ncweb.com>
Date: Saturday, December 1, 2007 3:58 am
Subject: [bfclubhi] touring the big island
To: bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com

>
>
>
>
>
> Hello,
> I'm participating in a sustainability bicycle tour on the big
> island
> from december 15-22 starting in Hilo and ending in Kona via the
> southern
> route. We will be visiting farms all along the way, which is of
> great
> interest to me as we have a nursery/farm in Ohio. I'm hoping to
> come
> home refreshed and with some new ideas to put into action here in
> Ohio.
> The tour ends in Kona and I am tentatively planning on riding my
> bike
> back to Hilo via the northern route although I have heard that
> throwing
> my bike on the bus is a possibility. Any route suggestions, places
> to
> visit, and not to be missed sights would be greatly appreciated. I
> have
> from the 22 to the 28th to get back to Hilo. If any other Bike
> Friday
> owners would care to get in some cycling it would be fantastic to
> share
> the experience. Anne Kluznik(pedaling a purple air glide)
>

Dear Anne,

Yes, we do have a bus system that crosses the island. Also, there's no problem
riding back. The northern route through the town of Waimea is probably easier
than the southern route. Waimea itself is about 2800 feet elev so it will be
quite a climb to get there. Coming from Kona, you can either travel the coast
road to Kawaihae or the upper road. The coast road has wide shoulders and lots
of cyclists (triathletes, as it's where they hold the Ironman.) The upper road
has no shoulders at times. I've never ridden it and I never see cyclists on it.
Both roads have traffic at 55 mph +. The highway through the windward side has
wide shoulders. Lots of climbs in and out of gulches. All in all more traffic
than the southern route but not as much climbing (the climb Hilo to Volcano is
4000 feet.) On the windward side you can try to find the old road through
Ahualoa coming out of Waimea going to Hilo and certainly the "scenic drive" from
Pepeekeo to Papaiko near Hilo.

For a longer ride you could ride up the coast all the way to Kapaau on the
northern tip of the island and ride the Kohala Mountain Road back into Waimea.

Waimea is the center of vegetable farming here. There's a good farmers market at
the Hawaiian Homes complex in Waimea but I'm not sure of the dates.

Kohala and Waimea are the center of ranching here, but "ranching" has largely
become real estate development. (Don't let they cowboys hear that...)

Lots of small farms have sprung up on the Hamakua coast after the demise of
sugar ten years ago. More as you approach Hilo. Hilo has the best farmers
markets in the state, Saturday and Wednesday.

Honokaa has transformed from a plantation town to a viable diverse community. A
nice ride would be out to see the Waipio valley lookout 7 miles north of town.

I would not recommend Saddle Road unless you're a real adventurer in top shape.
A 6,700 foot climb and a road with fast traffic and no shoulders.

Be prepared for rain on the windward side of the island.

Good luck,

J. B. Friday



----- Original Message -----
From: Anne Kluznik <akluznik@...>
Date: Saturday, December 1, 2007 3:58 am
Subject: [bfclubhi] touring the big island
To: bfclubhi@yahoogroups.com

>
>
>
>
>
> Hello,
> I'm participating in a sustainability bicycle tour on the big
> island
> from december 15-22 starting in Hilo and ending in Kona via the
> southern
> route. We will be visiting farms all along the way, which is of
> great
> interest to me as we have a nursery/farm in Ohio.  I'm hoping to
> come
> home refreshed and with some new ideas to put into action here in
> Ohio.
> The tour ends in Kona and I am tentatively planning on riding my
> bike
> back to Hilo via the northern route although I have heard that
> throwing
> my bike on the bus is a possibility.  Any route suggestions, places
> to
> visit, and not to be missed sights would be greatly appreciated.  I
> have
> from the 22 to the 28th to get back to Hilo. If any other Bike
> Friday
> owners would care to get in some cycling it would be fantastic to
> share
> the experience.   Anne Kluznik(pedaling a purple air glide)
>

Aloha BF Club of HI members,

You probably already got this in which case ignore. Just posting it for
posterity on the Club
message board ...

Mahalo,
Lynette


+++


Just a note to confirm my Dec 1 and 3 movie showings on Oahu next
week - the final email with details is below, and it's also on
http://www.bikefriday.com/events

This will be the last bleating from me for another year, please
shout if you want to be liberated from this list. It was just a bit
hard to go through plucking out folks who did not live on Oahu!

- I hope you can make it to one of the shows. It would be great to see you.
I have a couple of guest passes to the HBL dinner on Friday Dec 1
  if any of you would like to join me. The catch is you will be strongly
encouraged to join the Hawaii Bicycling League. Let me know.

- We'll probably do a Social Ride on Dec 2 and/or 3 (before the Kaneohe
  show) - contact me if interested - some of you already have.
Maybe we'll just do the Hawaii Kai route unless
there is a more innovative suggestion. I just did the Saddle Road on the
Big Island with folks here - going up at 6mph for 4 hours got a bit old, but
coming down was a screamer - actually funner than Haleakala, in that you did not
need to use your brakes, but could freewheel at a constant 32 mph.
http://tinyurl.com/y346oq

- BF Club of HI leader Ralph Dobson is appearing in the Nutcracker on
Dec 1,2 and 3. I'd like to try and make it to the matinee or evening show on Dec
2 and
experience the new theater - would someone like to join me?  I think Ralph can
offer a
'friends and favorite foe' ticket at a $4 discount. Let me know 541-513-7711.

Please share this with whoever might be interested, and thank you for your time
(
a non-renewable resource).

Mahalo

Lynette
Lynette Chiang
Bike Friday Adventurette
http://www.galfromdownunder.com
Cell: 541-513-7711


+++


Hello Bike Friday Friends in Hawaii,

You're invited to a screening of a *new* biking movie
shot from the handlebars of the Galfromdownunder,
Bike Friday World Traveler Lynette Chiang
http://www.galfromdownunder.com

"ROUTE 66 BY BICYCLE: PEDALING THE MOTHER ROAD"

1) HAWAII BICYCLING LEAGUE ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DINNER

DATE:  December 1, 2006
TIME:   6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
LOCATION:  Wai'oli Tea Room, 2950 Manoa Road, Honolulu 96822
ABOUT:
Come and learn about the state's advocacy and education
organization dedicated to bicycling - and consider joining!
The HBL is celebrating an amendment to the City's Charter to make
Honolulu a pedestrian and bicycle friendly city.
The evening's events will include a State of the Organization Report
from President Bob Mon (will include the results of HBL's Strategic
Planning Process), Board of Director's election, volunteer awards,
raffles, and at 8pm ... ROUTE 66 BY BICYCLE, a 44-minute
documentary and talk by Bike Friday Adventurette, Lynette Chiang.
See http://www.galfromdownunder.com/route66
Lynette will talk about the trip, demonstrate a Bike Friday, and discuss
her technique of making her award-winning movies using a simple
digital camera.

COST:
$25 for HBL Members,  $30 for non-members.
A great dinner with vegetarian options.
RSVP:
by Monday, Nov. 27, 2006 and send your check to:
HBL 3442 Wai'alae Ave. #1, Honolulu, HI  96816
WEBSITE:
http://www.hbl.org/events_general.html

2) ROUTE 66 BY BICYCLE in KANEOHE / SOCIAL POTLUCK:

Artist and teacher WayneTakazono invites his students, friends,
and anyone interested to a special potluck showing of this movie.
Guest artists including Wayne and Lynette will showcase their
their work with a loose theme of using photography and digital
technology in conjunction with traditional art media.

DATE: Sunday Dec 3rd
TIME:  6:00 - 9:00 pm
LOCATION: Kaneohe Atrium, at 45-006 Kawa St, corner of
Kawa and Kahuhipa St. Enter from either street- there's
plenty of free parking on both sides of the building.
BRING: Your own beverages, utensils and something yummy to share.
COST: Free, donation to the Peru Orphanage appreciated. At last year's
showing of Lynette's award-winning movie "16,000 Feet on a Friday:
Biking the World's Highest Paved Road" at BF Club of HI, which won the
Boston Bike Film Festival Audience Choice award in 2005,
Honolulu folks donated over $500 to the Peruvian Orphanage that PACTOUR
visit each year. Visit:
http://www.galfromdownunder.com/peru
This year, Lon Haldeman personally took your donations and bought
books for three libraries in the jungle. Read about that on his blog:
http://pactour.blogspot.com
Your donation to the Peru Orphanage will again help these kids
- who are rarely visited - greatly.
RSVP: Wayne Takazono, wtakazono@..., (808) 554-4600
or Lynette lynchiang@..., 514-513-7711 (cell)

3) BIKE FRIDAY CLUB OF HAWAII - Social Ride(s)

We're planning to get together for a ride on Sunday Dec 3
before the Kaneohe show at 6pm. If you'd like to ride with us,
or would like to lead a ride on your favorite route any day between
Dec 1 and Dec 7, email me
lynchiang@..., 541-513-7711
Check last minute updates:  http://www.bikefriday.com/events
Join the BF Club of HI: http://www.bikefriday.com/clubs - select HI
Want to ride the Saddle Road? http://tinyurl.com/y346oq
Read about the Galfromdownunder jamming with locals on Fridays in Hawaii:
http://www.galfromdownunder.com/hawaii

4) WANT TO BUY A BIKE FRIDAY in HAWAII?

Bike Friday is represented in Oahu by League Certified Instructor
Jeri El-Swaify at Island Triathlon and Bike.
Jeri owns a Pocket Rocket Pro Petite, a performance road bike
especially designed for riders under 5 fee 4 inches and under 125 pounds.
Take a look at here here:
http://www.bikefriday.com/main.cfm?fuseaction=WhatDoYouDo.gallery&rider=ElSwaify\
Jeri
Call in and see her if you want lay your hands on this unique machine.
Contact Jeri: sheiksan@..., (808) 554-9521
You can also test ride Fridays by joining the BF Club of HI.
http://www.bikefriday.com/clubs - select HI
Read about local tri senior Dieter Heycke winning gold in Denmark on his
Bike Friday:
http://www.bikefriday.com/bf/tri

+++

ABOUT THIS MOVIE:

ROUTE 66 BY BICYCLE: PEDALING THE MOTHER ROAD
Duration 45 minutes
In April this year, Race Across America legend
Lon Haldeman led 40 cyclists 2,488 miles
from LA to Chicago to celebrate the 80th Anniversary
of Route66. This movie is an upbeat two-wheeled journey
along the paved and potholed 'forgotten road', eating at
classic '66 cafes, meeting famous olde road characters
and visiting beloved icons of roadside America.
More about this film:
http://www.bikefriday.com/route66

Check last minute updates:  http://www.bikefriday.com/events

I hope to see you at one of the above events!
Burn carbs, not hydrocarbs!

The Galfromdownunder
Lynette Chiang
Bike Friday Adventurette
http://www.bikefriday.com/evangelist
http://www.galfromdownunder.com
Cell: 541-513-7711


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