Please Disregard last e-mail :-(

[adavie@moscow.com (Andrew Davie)]

I apologize for posting a message that was intended as a private
message to Nancy only. Please disregard it! 
Thanks,
andy

On Mon, 12 Feb 2001 00:29:49 GMT, you wrote:


>
>Actually, i'm struggling to support my family. Really, i probably make
>less money than you do, as well as being a northern Idaho resident my
>entire life (except the 10 regrettable years i spent in Boise). Most
>of that was spent on a farm near Orofino.
>
>I do not understand what upsets you about bicycles. They have been
>around much longer than the much celebrated SUV, and from a global
>standpoint they are also a more *popular* form of transportation than
>_all_ automobiles combined. 
>
>If my mentioning a few of the many benefits that bicycles have given
>me is the sort of behavior that caused you to LEAVE Moscow, then you
>probably won't be happy anywhere.
>
>  
>
>On Sun, 11 Feb 2001 15:48:55 -0800, Nancy Westergreen wrote:
>
>>Andy Davie is one of the reason's that I left MY home town.  You over paid
>>californian suck.  J
>>
>>Andrew Davie wrote:
>>
>>> Congratulations to Moscow for being the 32nd most Car-free communities
>>> in America! According to a compilation of Census and DOT data at
>>> http://www.bikesatwork.com/information/carfree/
>>> 26.33% of Moscow's population does NOT rely on a car for
>>> transportation, and 4.78% rely on bikes.
>>>
>>> Stanford, CA is Number One in terms of biking at 48.24%, and 69.64% of
>>> the population being car-free.
>>>
>>> All these numbers are based on 1990 Census results, it would be
>>> interesting to see what the 2000 Census shows.
>>>
>>> I'm one of those that use my bike to commute to work, and find that I
>>> can actually get to work QUICKER on a bike while at the same time
>>> keeping myself fit and in shape.
>>>
>>> Andrew Davie