At least as well as it can be expected. Must agree with my sister that as much as I fly, I was due. I can only hope this counts completely as my "due" for quite some time. Still wish I could bike the return trip!
KOMO News story: Seattle Flight overruns O'Hare runway
About Me
- Tracy Daugherty
- Snohomish, WA, United States
- aka GG, riding for the same reason since 1997. Follow this blog to join my annual journey to bring awareness, hope & much-needed funding to HIV/AIDS research and services.
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(r to l) Tracy & Tammie still riding with Bret, lost to AIDS May 5,1995
Tammie got me started & joins me every few years
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Proud Rider parents of Crew daughters, Caitlin & Liz (ESAR2007), returned w/their brothers in 2008
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Co-Captain Jon & his "Crew Kids" Liz & Mike
2 comments:
I am sure you would bike home from New york!! Not that you couldn't due it, but you would probably be safer on the plane! Thanks for the update! I liked the action shots of the emergency vehicles! Were you scared?
Love ya!
Lori
Not scared til it was long over and had time to think about it. Most were merely disappointed we didn't get to use the escape slides even though a whole lot of cute firemen helped us down the stairs :)
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