Wednesday, January 4, 2012

RTP Signing Off

I started this blog on January 4th 2008. Four years and 399 posts later I have decided to put this blog out to pasture. I haven't had time to keep up with it and it doesn't look like things will change anytime in the near future. All the content will remain, I may even update the links as they seem to be very popular, but I will not be posting anything new. I appreciate everybody's comments, suggestions, and assistance over the years. I have enjoyed getting to know you guys. I will still be following your blogs and commenting. I'll still be riding although I may actually leave home without my camera (weird). It's been fun.

Take care

Myles

P.S.-I will not be changing my email address or anything like that so contact me if any of you guys are going to be in town.

19 comments:

  1. I will deeply MISS this blog. And email me at your convenience. It is time for changes all round anyway.

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  2. Say it ain't so! Can't say I blame you though... I get the no time thing.

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  3. Thanks for taking me along for the ride.

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  4. I too will miss your posts, thanks for the words and pictures.

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  5. I'll miss it as well, and I look forward to your fishing and cycling blog.

    J

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  6. Job well done! I've enjoyed reading the blog very much, but I understand completely. I’m often tempted to practice non-attachment and hit the “delete this blog” button on mine as well. I’ve also thought about flinging this lap-top out the window. You’re a great writer and an inspiration to many cyclists over these past few years.

    Jack Moore

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  7. Thank you for your posts and the time you put into your blog. Rat Trap Press was the neatest name too! I know you will keep riding, so all the best in your jaunts and journeys. I am not turning the taps off on my blog yet, but told myself I would be doing less with it this year as I also have other hobbies I want to put time into...hopefully incorporating riding my bike with them some how. Cheers and Happy Trails :) :(

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  8. Myles,
    Your posts will be dearly missed!
    Please keep in touch.
    Best,
    Chandra

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  9. Sorry to hear this. Have always enjoyed your writing, photos and adventures.
    Take care.

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  10. I'll miss ya! Thanks for the four years.

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  11. aah! your just going to waste your time fishing and playing with the kids and the wheels will get rusty, not the bikes , yours.Farewell and adieu .

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  12. Myles, I just saw this, and wanted to say goodbye to the blog. But, it's not goodbye altogether, I trust. I appreciate your comments on my blogs, and I hope to continue hearing from you.

    I'll be leaving my link to RTP on my blog, just in case you decide to come back.

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  13. A shame but I can understand it: thanks for the fun...

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  14. I have enjoyed your posts and photos for a while now. Thanks for doing it all these years

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  15. Thanks for all of the posts. Your blog made me realise that I could have a blog. See you later.

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  16. The times they are a-changin' as Bob Dylan said.

    Thanks for all the interesting posts. You'll be missed.

    Cheers,
    Nathan

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  17. Thank you, Myles. You helped me to find my favorite ride - a Raleigh Club Sport - back in '09. Cheers!

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  18. I came back, hoping you'd changed your mind. Oh well...

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