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Congratulations, everyone. I know it's been hard, but you've perservered. Good luck in recovery.
Sharon (Rachel's sister, from Pittsburgh)
Posted by: Sharon Ginsburg Lesgold | August 08, 2006 at 08:43 PM
We have been reading your blog almost every day. What a wonderful way of sharing this unique experience with us.
And congratulations with your safe return home. We are looking forward to seeing you once we are back
Adriaan
Posted by: Adriaan Verspoor | August 09, 2006 at 05:13 AM
Simply incredible. Congrats to everyone in the group. Following this has been true inspiration!
Posted by: Robert | August 09, 2006 at 01:21 PM
Wow - truly an accomplishment. Congratulations
Posted by: Ed McGovern | August 09, 2006 at 04:52 PM
Congratulations to all. A unique way to achieve a goal and make a dream come true. Now, all us less athletic readers are eagerly awaiting the wrap-up blog as soon as the saddle sores are healed.
Ron & Bonnie
Posted by: Ron Anderson | August 13, 2006 at 06:24 PM
We've really enjoyed reading your daily blog. Your site was my home page for the trip's duration. Congratulations on this terrific journey and we look forward to seeing you on a local ride to hear all the stories that weren't fit to print :-).
Posted by: Kim & Charlie | August 15, 2006 at 04:00 PM
Bill,
Thank you for your detailed accounts. I am currently half way through a 9 month ride from Japan to England via central Asia, on my HPVelotechnik Street Machine recumbent bicycle. Your blog has made me itchy to ride in the States! I will be sure to look you up should I make it your way!
Rob
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14degrees Off The Beaten Track - Solo from Japan to London. 12,000km. 200 days. On a recumbent bicycle // www.14degrees.org // ユーラシア大陸14度の旅 - 単独で日本からロンドンまで。12,000km。200日。寝転がったチャリで // www.14degrees.org //
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