Gene
Thanks for posting.
I'm at Heathrow waiting for my flight back. I will know a little more about my injury Monday morning when I visit my orthopedic surgeon (I'm having an MRI today when I get home. There is some ligament/tendon damage to the knee but I have little trouble walking - infact, Hugh and I spent over 2 hours on Thursday making all of the adjustments for the splits.
Excluding my acrobatics on the bike, the trip was fantastic. I wish I could have spent more time with Mike Sandford. He is brillant and wealth of knowledge.
I keep looking at the numbers and trying to find that "red line" between practical application and silliness.
Hugh and I agreed within a few meters over the full 42195m - but a change in counts on the calibration by as little as one half count could swing the difference a few more meters.
It was a blast but I am relieved it's behind me. I think all of you would agree that the last thing you would want to do is screw up on the biggest measurement of your life!