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Monday, July 24, 2006
Weekend ride through Vught
Sunday, July 16, 2006
Sunday tour ride
Saturday, July 15, 2006
Climbing the Keutenberg!


Friday, July 14, 2006
Limburg vacation week three results!
The final week (July 12) on vacation in Limburg and I have finished my mountain ’stage’!
- 11/07 - 2x Keutenberg and swing by Margraten in a 35 km ride (will post pictures of this soon)
Grand total of 35 km and 3 climbs!
Limburg vacation week two results!
The second week (July 08) on vacation in Limburg and I have takes a bit longer trips to include Belgium.
- 2/07 - Gulperberg + 4 km climb to Margraten + 4e cat. climb by Eckelrade + long climb to Cadier en Keer + Cauberg in a 42 km ride
- 06/07 - followed part of the course from the 3rd stage of Tour de France: 3 km 4e cat. climb from Eijs to Trintelen + Cauberg + 4e cat. climb from Wijlte to Elkenrade in a 33 km ride
- 08/07 - Vaals + 3 landenpunt 4e cat climb + Belgium via Sippenaeken - Teuven - Slenaken which included 3x long 4e cat. climbs + 4e cat. climb from Tour de France stage by Slenaken in a 50 km ride
Grand total of 125 km and 13 climbs!
Limburg vacation week one results!
The first week (June 29) on vacation in Limburg and I have checked out the three most famous ‘mountains’ they have here.
- 24/06 - Keuterberg in a 27 km ride
- 25/06 - Gulperberg in a 37 km ride
- 27/06 - 2x The Cauberg in a 40 km ride
- 29/06 - 4 km climb by Epen in a 33 km ride
Grand total of 137 km and 5 climbs!
Visit to PFC Henry L. Hooper with my daughter
I visited Margraten on the 3rd of July with my daughter to place some flowers and pass on a bit of the story to her. Was a nice thing to start sharing with her, I hope to do this often in the future together.
The first picture is of us laying the flowers that my daughter picked herself on PFC Henry L. Hoopers grave. The second is of us selecting a single flower to be placed on a Medal of Honor winner who lays a few rows away (I always do this when I visit). The final picture shows us talking a bit about what happened to PFC Henry L. Hooper. Even though I know she will not understand most of it I feel one can begin small with these stories.








