the next phase

I sit typing this on my spanky new laptop, my empty apartment bare of
all possessions that can't be fitted into four panniers and a rucsac.
Time to move on, time to move to China - the point I've been working
towards, in a haphazard and roundabout way, ever since I first
stumbled off the nightboat into the monochrome dawn of a Guangzhou
winter day in the early 1990s.

I'll arrive in Urumqi midweek with a stripped down MTB slung over my
shoulder in a Ground Effect bag. Didn't fancy being a tourist anymore
after the things I've seen over the last few years...so it made sense
to simply go and live someplace interesting and see what happens.

Updates he http://tracksterman.blogspot.com/ ? Maybe, maybe not.

Tracksterman has left the building....

On 9 Jan 2005 09:23:52 -0800, tracksterman wrote:
Time to move on, time to move to China - the point I've been working
towards, in a haphazard and roundabout way, ever since I first
stumbled off the nightboat into the monochrome dawn of a Guangzhou
winter day in the early 1990s.

Good luck and safe voyage. Your posts have been...interesting to say the
least!

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To reply to me, drop the attitude (from my e-mail address, at least)

On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 09:23:52 -0800, tracksterman wrote:

I'll arrive in Urumqi midweek with a stripped down MTB slung over my
shoulder in a Ground Effect bag. Didn't fancy being a tourist anymore
after the things I've seen over the last few years...so it made sense
to simply go and live someplace interesting and see what happens.

Updates he http://tracksterman.blogspot.com/ ? Maybe, maybe not.

Have fun. I'll be following with interest.

China no way

tracksterman wrote:
I sit typing this on my spanky new laptop, my empty apartment bare of
all possessions that can't be fitted into four panniers and a rucsac.
Time to move on, time to move to China - the point I've been working
towards, in a haphazard and roundabout way, ever since I first
stumbled off the nightboat into the monochrome dawn of a Guangzhou
winter day in the early 1990s.


Moving sucks.

I'll arrive in Urumqi midweek with a stripped down MTB slung over my
shoulder in a Ground Effect bag. Didn't fancy being a tourist anymore
after the things I've seen over the last few years...so it made sense
to simply go and live someplace interesting and see what happens.


Bringing the bike is essential, maybe even four or nine bikes.

Updates he http://tracksterman.blogspot.com/ ? Maybe, maybe not.

Tracksterman has left the building....
Keep the rubber side down.

JD

Best of Luck Pete and use that laptop.
We need to know.

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tracksterman wrote:
I sit typing this on my spanky new laptop, my empty apartment bare of
all possessions that can't be fitted into four panniers and a rucsac.

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