Thanks to NBC 5 in Salt Lake City for a great television report.
We really appreciate what they've done for us, with a special thanks to Keith McCord. He was so kind to work around our schedule.
You can view the story by clicking here, as usual it may take a few minutes to load.
You should also check out the comments by clicking here. It's a lot of fun.
I believe the general consensus is that we are some type of deadbeats who were probably fired from our jobs and in our irresponsibility took off on the road with no plan and no purpose.
That's a fun version of the story, I'll accept it. But reading around a bit might prove otherwise. Then again, maybe it won't.
Thanks again to KSL TV.
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Melissa and I’s non-profit is hosting an event this Sunday to raise money to drill wells in India.
The Family Fun Ride will be held at Three Creeks Metro Park from 12:30 to 3:30. I hope you can make it!
The Water Cycle Project is a grass-roots organization that plans long-distance cycling trips to raise money for fresh water well drilling in rural India.
Please join us on World Water Day (today!), by checking out this organization, making a donation or joining a cycling trip.
Some fellow Columbus writers and I have recently started a writers’ co-op. We’re now accepting submissions for our first published anthology. Find us at ColumbusCoop.org.
We’re asking for your help to drill wells for the impoverished people of Southern India.
Clean drinking water is the axis of the cycle of poverty. More than 1 billion people on the planet earth lack clean drinking water. With 1/7th of the world’s population, the country of India makes up a great portion of that number.
KSL 5 Salt Lake City
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Posted by Brad
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If you guys think the Salt Lake City public library is cool, you absolutely have to go see the Seattle public library downtown when you get there. It’s truly bizarre. 
PS… There are some great winery’s in Yakima, WA. Not to mention in the surrounding Seattle areas.
Michelle on 05/28 at 03:21 PM
Well that certainly stirred the pot ~ interesting though . . .
~Nomads Unite!~
Melody
Mel Kulp on 06/12 at 12:48 PM
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Its unfortunate that so many folks jump to such quick and negative conclusions (on KSL.com). It’s a bit of a sad commentary on their own lives, if you as me. I’m glad you’re following your hearts and living the way you choose. Good for you.
Be safe, and Happy Trails!