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<font face="Comic Sans MS">Janet and others,<br>
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There is no formal system. It's probably best to ask around as to who
has them, where they are (which may vary by the moment) and if no one
else is using them, use one. The Dutch have people's bikes in Holland
and they simply take the closest available and leave it after they're
done. I guess we could emulate that.<br>
<br>
Udo<br>
(Janet and I donated 1 woman's and 1 man's white with green mountain
bikes labeled "Pebble Creek.)<br>
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Janet Chapple wrote:<br>
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cite="mid611C8913-302D-11D9-A21C-00039319D400@earthlink.net">Hello
Gazers,
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I remember reading on this listserve that a member of GOSA has
contributed one or more bicycles so that those who can't bring their
own can get out to F&M, etc.
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Could someone please update me about this? How many are there? Where
are they kept? How does one apply to borrow one? In what months are
they there (or will be in 2005 and on)? Are they available to GOSA
members only?
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Thank you.
<br>
<br>
Janet
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