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From: Wargin, David [mailto:david_wargin@standardandpoors.com]
Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2010 4:58 PM
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Subject: Re: Our Club Keeps Growing
Way to go, Renegades. I am envious for not joining you on your strong performances this weekend.
----- Original Message -----
From: Oriel Mor <oriel61@gmail.com>
To: isaacsei@optonline.net <isaacsei@optonline.net>
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Sent: Sun Aug 08 16:35:09 2010
Subject: Re: Our Club Keeps Growing
Dude,
That was valuable hill training. Keep working on it and don't knock
it. You only get stronger by trying harder. I like to do hill repeats
on Horseshoe when I'm by myself... and I'm not trying to keep up with
anyone else. The way to Mill Hill from Horseshoe is easy. Right turn
at the end of Horseshoe onto Cleft, hard 90° left on the downhill
before the water onto Frost Mill, left agan at the T. The way you rode
Mill Hill is much harder than our way, though much less scary on the
down.
So now you have something in common with Andy Schleck. Don't let it
get to your head.
You'll have to show us the fabled Sagamore Hill route you're so fond of.
Mileage wise, you did better than us. Cool.
On Aug 8, 2010, at 4:19 PM, isaacsei@optonline.net wrote:
> I actually dropped my chain by Moving and Storage. It was an Andy
> Shleck kind of thing. Then I hammered to catch up with very little
> left to keep up on Horseshoe. I do not know the route to Mill Hill
> but in an attempt to find it I made it back to Moving and Storage.
> Without the sun shining i do not know east from west or north and
> south. This time when I did Horseshoe for the second time I turned
> left down to the water. I did Mill Hill the hard way and then
> turned around and did it from the easy side. Next was Sagamore Hill
> with its very cold water fountain in the gift shop. A hill that is
> over looked by the Renegades. Moore's, Snake Hill, Switchback, and
> campus. 71 miles. I did expect to be dropped today but not so soon.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: B Feir
> Date: Sunday, August 8, 2010 3:59 pm
> Subject: Re: Our Club Keeps Growing
> To: Isaac Seinuk , Arthur Finkel , "David J. Shereck" , David
> Wargin , Gus Condiles , Greg Keller , George Uribe , Bill
> Eisenberg , Robert Leighton , Mitchel Lang , Larry Nipon , Jan
> Lemerman , Yihao Ou , Oriel Mor
> Cc: northshorerenegades@gmail.com
>
> > The evidence... http://connect.garmin.com/activity/43710740
> >
> >
> >
> > --- On Sun, 8/8/10, Oriel Mor wrote:
> >
> >
> > From: Oriel Mor
> > Subject: Our Club Keeps Growing
> > To: "Isaac Seinuk" , "Arthur Finkel"
> > , "David J. Shereck"
> > , "David Wargin"
> > , "Gus Condiles"
> > , "Barry Feirstein" ,
> > "Greg Keller" , "George Uribe"
> > , "Bill Eisenberg"
> > , "Robert Leighton"
> > , "Mitchel Lang"
> > , "Larry Nipon" ,
> > "Jan Lemerman" , "Yihao Ou"
> > Cc: northshorerenegades@gmail.com
> > Date: Sunday, August 8, 2010, 1:35 PM
> >
> >
> > Had a great tough ride today. Lot's of climbing and hammering.
> > Somewhat humid but not too hot.
> >
> > Bob and I picked up a new member yesterday. Say hello to George,
> > another great rider from Great Neck.
> >
> > George met Bob, Barry (a.k.a. Twitchy) and yours truly at base
> > camp. We did one of our usual favorite routes: left at Wheatly,
> > through Locust Valley, Horseshoe, Mill Hill, Moore's Hill,
> > Lawrence, Snake, Huntington, etc.
> >
> > In Old Brookville we swept up Herb who was trying to catch up to
> > the rest of the Wheelmen. They were waiting for him at one of
> > their usual stopping spots at the corner of Chicken Valley and
> > Piping Rock. It was quite a sizable group of about a dozen or
> > so. We politely stopped for a minute to say hi to those who are
> > still on speaking terms with us and started off again. Jan, who
> > inexplicably has still been riding with the Wheelmen, jumped at
> > the opportunity and joined us, again. (He'd done that before at
> > the Wheatly meet.)
> >
> > Another strong rider (I can't remember his name) also joined us
> > for a short while, then peeled off to go home while we were
> > climbing Mill Hill.
> >
> > Isaac apparently got dropped on Horseshoe, while George had
> > disappeared from sight after Lawrence. I had also neglected to
> > warn George about the sudden stop sign at the bottom of the
> > steep descent of Mill Hill and he blew through the crossing
> > screaming something about not being able to stop. Fortunately no
> > one got hurt. A heck of an initiation into our club though. If
> > you can survive this you can take anything we can dish.
> >
> > So after we reached Cold Spring, the 4 of us (Bob, Twitchy, Jan
> > and Beast) were able to stick together for the rest of the ride,
> > even with Twitchy's sudden afterburner bursts of speed and my
> > occasional drops in speed. In proper Renegades fashion, we
> > finished off with Vista Hill. Did it hurt? You bet it did!
> >
> > I'll be away next weekend. Check with Bob about meeting at base
> > camp or elsewhere, if he's not around to ride.
> >
> > See you on the road.
> >
> > Beast
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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