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  ▪ Date/Time:  2004:08:30 22:46:29
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Comment: Lars standing under the Passo dello Stelvio sign, just to prove he was really here. The pass is at 2758 meters (9048 feet), one of the highest in the Alps.
jim at passo sella * Jim stopping at the Passo Sella sign. This pass is at 2344 meters (7690 feet).

jim at passo campolongo * Jim stopped by the marker for Passo Camplongo. The pass is at 1875 meters (6152 feet).

jim lunch at lake * Jim after lunch, showing off our great view of the lake. Quite a lovely setting for the midday meal and break.

lars in mirror stelvio * Lars taking a self-portrait with a view of the road going down from Passo di Stelvio in Italy.

lars bike at stelvio * Lars' bike as it sits with many others atop the famous Passo deelo Stelvio, Italy.

 
lars at stelvio sign
jim verna leaving * Jim and Verna on their bikes, preparing to part company with Lars.

jim verna on bikes furkapass * Jim and Verna on their bikes, getting ready to now ride down the Furkapass.

jim at furkapass * Jim smiling for the camera as Lars takes his picture at Furkapass in Switzerland. This is where Lars, Jim and Verna met for the first time.

lars riding down stelvio * A shot of some of the 48 tornanti (switchbacks) on the north side of the Passo dello Stelvio.

lots of bikes at stelvio * Bikes everywhere here at the top of Passo del Stelvio. The Germans, Italians, French, Dutch, a couple from Croatia, and yes, even a few crazy Americans.

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