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To: ManyMoose who wrote (183530)	9/15/2009 1:35:30 PM
From: Mac Con Ulaidh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

but as an older man, I hope you stop to smell the roses? (sorry, bud, couldn't help myself) as to boots, I spent many a year in them, but my back does not like any sort of heel of now. alas. it's sensible walking shoes for me.

To: ManyMoose who wrote (183530)	9/15/2009 3:19:22 PM
From: SmoothSail	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 225578

This is an update from Smithee from one of the biker threads: Update from Missoula. We headed north yesterday after the helicopter returned with no results. Stopped at the Conoco station where Donald gassed up on the 31st and learned the video of his being there had not been preserved. We were obviously distressed at this, but there is nothing to be done. I was interviewed at the station by a reporter from KECI, the local NBC affiliate. We were told the report was to run on the 10 pm news last night. We did not have TV where we were staying so could not confirm it ran. There is a link on the KECI web site to the story, however: keci.com We are trying to involve print media in Missoula today. After that we plan to head home to Washington State to regroup and consult with family and figure out next steps. Donald's family and friends are very appreciative of the effort the motorcycle community has put out on this and, in particular, the efforts of folks on this forum. People here have been phenomenal in giving their time to this effort. Thank you. David Grossman