Bob;
I'm sitting here right now with a Diet PEPSI in my hand.... but diet Coke is
OK, too. Actually, diet RC is the best of all but it's really hard to find
for some reason. I developed an appreciation for RC during the old Can-Am
racing days. At Riverside & Laguna Seca, RC sponsored a Porsche team and
they had a big trailer truck parked in the paddock area with coolers full of
free RC for the racers. Those RC people were great to us and I've never
forgotten that.
Unfotunately he didn't stop by Tucson; if he had come this way he would have
certainly been welcome to stop and visit.
You don't want to spend much time in Gallup. It's a pretty depressing place.
The scenery around the Four Corners area is spectacular, though.
You're right about the I-10 route-- it's a good way to go unless you need to
go North.
Regards, Neil Tucson, AZ
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Denton [mailto:foxriverkid@earthlink.net]
Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2003 11:11 AM
To: Dan
Cc: land speed
Subject: Re: Turk Tracking
Sounds like he either has a Navajo homing pigeon as a guide or had one too
many diet cokes. Why did he go that far north? Should have taken the
southern route across southern new Mexico and southern Arizona. He could
have stopped to see Neil in Tucson. Maybe Neil doesn't like diet coke?
Whadda ya think?
Bob Denton
Dan wrote:
> 7:56 AM PDT -
>
> Turk-y is outside of Gallup, NM - didn't say East or West side.
>
> Dan
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