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will (iirry guar and provides first aid.
bit vt.lts repair, snacks and water
This riders will camp each night In
towns along the Oregon Trail, and will
he entertained by folk singers and story
tellers during the evenings
"Port of the ride Is to educate the rid
isrs on the history of this trail and the
area," Armstrong said, 'and folk singing
and storytelling were a port of the pio
neers' journey "
Armstrong originally suggested the
ride was not for novice bicyclists, be
cause it covers about 50 to HO miles per
day, with one 95-mlle day, Bui he also
added. "Killing that far is a mental as
well as .1 physical, thing A novice could
do it. If they put their mind to it
Along the Oregon Trail, many of the
townspeople Armstrong approached to
ask about camping were skeptical at first
"Once 1 mentioned that I wanted to
bring 150 hit v< lists through their town
and lamp there, there was a pause."
Armstrong said "Oni e I explained it.
they began to get into it
Armstrong said at first many town offi
cials were worried the riders might be
disruptive, but now "they're looking for
ward to it If the town is on the Oregon
Trail, that sets them apart
The towns tie- riders will stay in will
benefit financially from this tour Arm
strong said part of ear h rider's partir ipa
lion fee will go to the towns in return for
7 found when I got home
it was the 150th
anniversary of the
Oregon Trail, and then /
knew it had to be a bike
ride.’
Tom Armstrong,
bicycle tour organiser
(rumIs anti camping.
"Some not-for-profit groups «re put
ling together meals, the dinners and
breakfasts," Armstrong said, "and It's
giving the community a chance lo make
some money As long as vve spread (his
money back into the community, every
one will l)o happy “
Besides fostering an awareness of the
history of the Oregon Trail, Armstrong
said he also hopes to establish art aware
ness of bicycle travel
Armstrong said he hopes state govern
ments will begin to plan for bicycle trav
el when designing and repairing high
ways
For more information on the trip, in
cluding registration forms, write the His
torical Trails Network. Oregon Trail
Kide, P.O Box 81808. Lincoln, NK
(.8501-1808.
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