tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4216230446773139620.post4951229686786797861..comments2009-02-08T20:43:15.968Zpaul c waltonhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02320772346407566212noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4216230446773139620.post-82396232586160659552009-02-08T14:16:00.000Z2009-02-08T14:16:00.000ZI can just imagine this. Our trails here in the Philippines are shared with locals (single tracks are usually local community footpaths), cows owned/cared for by the locals (making the trails seem like a mine field with their dung, hehe!), and sometimes by dogs.<BR/><BR/>Wider tracks are shared with children.<BR/><BR/>But I have still yet to experience hostility towards bikers. I don't know who started it but when I started biking (just last year) everyone kept on greeting everyone else with "Good morning!" especially the kids! Bikers greeting locals, locals greeting bikers, bikers greeting fellow bikers. When we ride in the afternoon we even get a LOT of "Good MORNINGS!" Hahaha!<BR/><BR/>All positivity. With your experience that would also make my blood boil. (spook the horse next time ;) haha!)Crawhttp://themtbjunkie.comnoreply@blogger.com