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From Destination Unknown by Jeff Lee

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Jeff Lee replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on a photo in Day Fifteen: Silsbee, Texas to Coldspring, Texas

Thanks. I spent longer than I should have following that guy around trying to get a decent photo.

2 years ago
Jeff Lee replied to a comment by Mark Bingham on a photo in Day Four: Dickson, Tennessee to Collinwood, Tennessee

Hey Mark,

I've stayed in that little cottage twice now on bike tours. The couple that run it are very nice, as I'm sure you found out, and it's pretty good deal - and so much nicer than a grungy cheap motel.

2 years ago
Jeff Lee replied to a comment by Steele Hinton on a photo in Day Four: Dickson, Tennessee to Collinwood, Tennessee

Steele, somehow I've never heard about this!

Maybe some current high school students in Flemingsburg could tear themselves away from the smartphones long enough to revive the tradition.

2 years ago
Jeff Lee replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on a photo in Day Four: Dickson, Tennessee to Collinwood, Tennessee

Thanks, Bill. I can always count on you to correctly identify all the flora and fauna I happen across on my tours ;)

2 years ago
Steele Hinton commented on a photo in Day Fifteen: Silsbee, Texas to Coldspring, Texas

Yup, anole. They used to be sold as chameleons for pets, including in my grandparents’ Variety store. My uncle -their younger son- lived in Houma, Louisiana, where I saw a few inside his house.

2 years ago
Steele Hinton commented on a photo in Day Four: Dickson, Tennessee to Collinwood, Tennessee

In Flemingsburg, before your time and when I was in grade school, some high school kids each year on Halloween would fill a pickup bed with hedge apples - we did call them that-it would be easy for several people to gather that many. Then at the front of the courthouse they’d open the tailgate and the whole load would roll down to the intersection and Water and Main Cross streets. It hasn’t been done since the mid sixties, to my knowledge.

2 years ago
Steele Hinton commented on Day Sixteen: Coldspring, Texas to Moscow, Texas

Hey, Jeff, I just found out you were doing another tour. Your Mom never said anything to me.

2 years ago
Mark Bingham commented on a photo in Day Seven: Houston, Mississippi to Kosciusko, Mississippi

Damn! What a handsome guy!

2 years ago
Mark Bingham commented on a photo in Day Four: Dickson, Tennessee to Collinwood, Tennessee

I a'gree. Seem's kinda risk'y.

2 years ago
Mark Bingham replied to a comment by Faith Lee on a photo in Day Four: Dickson, Tennessee to Collinwood, Tennessee

I stayed at the same place, and saw your comments in the Guest Book!

2 years ago
Mark Bingham replied to a comment by Jeff Lee on Day One: Henderson, Kentucky to Kuttawa, Kentucky

"I'd barely ridden in a month, and hadn't ridden a heavy loaded touring bike in several months." 100 miles?!? "Yeah, I know about getting older" Pffft. :-)

2 years ago
Mark Bingham commented on a photo in Day One: Henderson, Kentucky to Kuttawa, Kentucky

Uh-oh.... NOW you tell me.

2 years ago
Mark Bingham commented on a photo in Day Fifteen: Silsbee, Texas to Coldspring, Texas

Those were everywhere in the area where I grew up, but we just called them lizards. I just looked the little guy up, and he's called a green anole. As kids, when we tried to catch them, the tail would break off and continue wiggling to confuse/distract us "predators" as the lizard would make his escape.

2 years ago
Mark Bingham commented on a photo in Day Fifteen: Silsbee, Texas to Coldspring, Texas

Are you sure this is Texas? I see 3 trucks and a car instead of 4 trucks.

2 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in Day Fifteen: Silsbee, Texas to Coldspring, Texas

I like that shot!

2 years ago