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  1. bicyclemark

    My impression, until now, is that in the end, there wasn’t alot of blogging going on from folks attending AIoR? Maybe I must be patient, and now all the juicey tidbits will come out.

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  2. Jill

    Well, there WOULD have been blogging, if we’d had wireless. I’ve got notes I’m planning to partially blog today, and I’m putting my paper online when it’s cleaned up a bit, but I find afterblogging makes me feel like I need to be writing a fullblown trip report, which takes far too much time, though I love reading them when others write them…

    Ah well.

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