"Dane Jackson" wrote in message
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The rider I keep meaning to stop and say 'Hi' to is some fellow I pass
a couple times a week. He's one of the few people I see commuting on
his bike year round. He's an older guy usually wearing bright yellow
and/or reflective gear. We usually greet each other with a "Good
Morning" or "Good Evening" as appropriate, but haven't had a chance
to chat yet.

Do you pass him, or is he coming the other way? If it's the other way, it
might be Geoff Hazel. You can see his picture he

http://www.cascade.org/Community/for...&threadid=1758


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Claire Petersky wrote:
"Dane Jackson" wrote:

The rider I keep meaning to stop and say 'Hi' to is some fellow I pass
a couple times a week. He's one of the few people I see commuting on
his bike year round. He's an older guy usually wearing bright yellow
and/or reflective gear. We usually greet each other with a "Good
Morning" or "Good Evening" as appropriate, but haven't had a chance
to chat yet.

Do you pass him, or is he coming the other way? If it's the other way, it
might be Geoff Hazel. You can see his picture he

http://www.cascade.org/Community/for...&threadid=1758

No, I usually see him (the fellow pictured) a minute or two after I see
the cyclist I mentioned. They are both coming from the opposite direction
of myself.

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