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The webcast was absolutely terrific--it's too bad there weren't  
photos but just knowing where the riders were on the course all day  
was priceless.  Thanks to all who volunteered!  Clicking on each vet  
check during the day really made it easy to see where everyone was,  
and within a half hour of when they got there--just outstanding given  
the remoteness of these vet checks.

Congrats to the participants, and the finishers that gutted it out in  
high heat.  Those of us who have crewed or volunteered know how  
daunting the weather conditions can be along with the trail itself,  
and I heard they got absolutely no help in the weather dept.

It would have been nice to see photos, but without financial support,  
it's a ton of effort and expense.

Lynne
ex-webcaster


On Jul 24, 2005, at 8:57 AM, Merryben@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Reply to Joanne Pappas White.  I can't imagine which webcast you  
> were watching.  I found the information to be fast.  At one point  
> one of my riders was in at 11:45 and it was on the webcast by 12:00  
> at Foresthill.  I saw Christoph's name repeatedly cause he was in  
> the top ten most of the day.  There is a complete finish list up  
> and also the pull list was kept up to date all day.
>
> Julie Suhr and Becky Glaser were calling me on my home phone to  
> update them on where their riders were and I told them Barbara had  
> been pulled before the information was posted on the tote board at  
> Foresthill.
>
> As to best condition, it is not done until 10:00 this morning and  
> announced at the banquet which is usually about 4:00 p.m.
>
>
> mb


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