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Welcome to OUR WILD RIDE. This
is our story. After months of preparation and a couple of weddings,
including ours, we embarked on one year of world travel beginning September,
2003. (Thanks to an unexpected injury we returned to the U.S. in January
and got back on the road in June. Intent on spending one complete year
on the road, we extended our end date to February, 2005.)
We update the site with pictures and
journal entries as much as possible. Please check back to catch up with
us.
(In
front of Bayon temple at Angkor, Cambodia)
SITE
UPDATES: (last updated: Aug 2, 2005)
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Our computer was fried in the final
week so it's taken a long time to update, but here you go.
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Cambodia
photos are finally live.
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Hoping to
finish our journals over the next couple of weeks.
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We would
love to hear from you so please shoot us an email if you have any
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comments/suggestions or come across any bugs.
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a
single step." -Lao Tzu
If photos are not resizing properly on your screen requiring you to scroll to
see the entire photo, follow the directions below. This should reset your
computer to automatically resize photos to fit your screen.
Instructions for Microsoft Internet Explorer Browser. If you use Netscape
or AOL, these instructions will not be exactly correct. However, you might
be able to figure it out based on these instructions. It shouldnt be very
different.
- Open Microsoft Internet
Explorer web browser. Should be a blue "e" on your desktop.
- At top of browser it says:
File Edit View Favorites Tools Help
- Click Tools and select
Internet Options.
- New box should open with
several tabs across the top. Click on Advanced.
- Within the box are several
headings each with a number of subcategories. Scroll down to the heading
Multimedia.
- Under Multimedia, one of the
subcategories is Enable Automatic Image Resizing. That box should be
checked. After checking, click OK.

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