Yesterday marked my long ride ever, coming in at approximately 139 miles as a part of the Rapha Gentlemen’s Race. We headed out to the beach (Lincoln City) on Friday evening and stayed in a suite at the Inn at Spanish Head thanks to team president Jim who served as sugar daddy for the evening. [...]
Expo day
Posted By Adam Edgerton on July 12th, 2008
Today we got up and headed to the expo. The expo was pretty standard, with all the women participating in the triathlon tomorrow coming in to pick up their race packets and check out sponsor booths. We sell Crocs at our booth, but our main job at the expo besides set-up and take-down is doing the marketing aspects, including giving away free stuff, having people fill out surveys, and generally promoting Crocs as a recovery shoe. Here’s a poor quality cell phone picture to give you an idea of the layout.

After the expo finished, we had to break down the entire booth area and reload the trucks to drive around the other side of the building to set up our finish line tent, where tomorrow we’ll have a presence on race day. We provide foot ice baths, self-massage sticks, sell shoes, and continue to promote Crocs for recovery.
After finishing the set-up this afternoon, we headed over to Mars Cheese Castle, which featured a huge array of cheeses, candies, chocolate, meats, wine, beer, gift items, and Green Bay Packers paraphernalia. The also had a sandwich shop and a bakery, and I got a tasty reuben with a slice of apple pie.
We ended the night by checking out the welcome to Wisconsin sign looking for a geocache, but we were driven off by bugs before we found it.

And finally, a picture from yesterday’s slightly less than exciting adventure to the Jelly Belly factory.

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Comments 3

July 13th, 2008 at 7:04 pm
Do you leave Croc surprises in the geocaches?
July 13th, 2008 at 7:08 pm
yo, i don’t know if this is possible but you should tag each post with state that you are in and then people can search your post according to each state!
July 13th, 2008 at 7:34 pm
I would say that’s possible.