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I have an inflatable board, primarily because of the space a hard board takes. Board (11ft), paddle, pump, bag, leash - all in for $250. Peak brand on Amazon (not available anymore - https://www.amazon.com/stores/PEAK+Paddle+Boards/page/C81B98CC-88F7-4261-9A12-C73CCC2D5D60?ref_=ast_bln). I can have mine ready to go via hand pump in less than 10 min. Went with a vest style PFD. You can fish from these. Folks rig up a cooler as a seat. Check out this FB page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/isupownersclub/

Got one and love it - when I can get out on it. Group of us get out once a month for a paddle board yoga session. Otherwise I get a small cooler packed, get out somewhere quiet, and chill / jump in once in a while to cool off. Let me know if you have other questions.

Follow it 👍. The reports have been that the Basques have been supporting this well, but this is now shedding a whole new light on things. Will be interesting on how the reception is in France based on current event and rioting.

Grandparents lived on Lennox/Madison, near the middle school.

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That's on my radar. Taking the train from Paris then picking up the tour. I'm not sure how my emotions will hold up. I will have just completed a 300 mile bike ride, finishing in Paris the day before the Tour winds up in Paris.

Planning a side trip to Normandy when I am in Paris next month.

3 loads on Sundays

PnP had a couple of Web.com tour runs pre-Covid

Member since 2002. There was another board prior to this if I remember correctly. Moved from Raleigh OH to Columbus OH 4 employers since moving. 2 due to "downsizing", other on my own Been in the same house for 20 years Divorced since 2016. Happy being on my own. Cancer survivor (melanoma) Picked up cycling as a result of cancer Traveled to France, Germany, China, Mexico for work and pleasure Have DTV ST prior to / since moving to Columbus, need to covert to some form of streaming. Not sure where to go. Can't think of anything else, pretty basic life

The Columbus Dispatch is printed in Indy. Information has to be into the printer by 400pm in order for it to be delivered in the morning. So, any late nite local sports is "covered" on line and then a brief follow up the next day.

Mustang Sally

FDU v FAU Sunday 😄

Have tix for the Columbus Fri / Sun session. Basketball mini-heaven for a weekend.

I lived in Sherman TX for about 5 years - looong time ago

Nomar was another that took foooreeveer.

Columbus Dispatch is printed in Indianapolis. News / scores need to be to the printer by 400pm so that paper can be available for delivery in the morning. (I think the Buckeye football stuff is given some latitude) One of the many reasons I ended my subscription.

This is the RTT (rail to trail) that runs between Cleveland and Cincinnati. There is a RTT that runs along the canal (Towpath trail) https://www.ohioanderiecanalway.com/explore/the-towpath-trail/

In no particular order Bills win Super Bowl Guardians win WS Ride the Ohio to Erie trail Ride across the US Ride across NYS Ride in Europe See a show at the Ryman See an opera somewhere Visit Africa Visit India

Bill Enyart?

Could it be because of all the money "invested" in the travel / select teams and the rush for the almighty scholarship dollar?

Been through that a few times when I lived there, and in Raleigh. I'll take Columbus OH anytime.

Talk about wackadoodle 🤪

How'd the heck did he get in the arena without a ticket?

Co-worker forwarded this site to help determine what streaming service carried what channel. Might help all of us in the switch. https://www.suppose.tv/tv