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Day 28 – Lazy Louie

The proprietor of the bicycle camp with his arm in a sling after his stroke

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Day 28 – Lazy Louie Bicycle Camp

Rustic bicycle camp between Hartville and Marshfield, Mo.,  on State Route 38

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Dauphiné Libéré – US dominates leaders

The Dauphiné Libéré is a French race with an international cast of characters, but American riders are dominating the top positions.
Levi Leipheimer, the US leader of the Gerolsteiner team, gained the overall leader's yellow jersey after the fourth day of the week-long event by coming in one second behind Colombian rider Santiago Botero (Phonak) on the individual trial. …

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Permanent link to this article: https://www.bikingbis.com/2005/06/08/dauphine-libere-us-dominates-leaders/

Day 27 – Postcard perfect Alley Springs

Old mill on bluish pond at Alley Springs, Mo.

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Day 26 – Owl's Bend Campground

Relaxing at camp after cool dip in Current River

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Day 26 – Rolling Missouri roads

Just another in a long series of climbs in the Ozarks…

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Dauphiné Libéré – George Hincapie, take a bow

All the talk is about Lance Armstrong, and who wins the prologue and keeps the yellow jersey for two days at the Dauphiné Libéré? Teammate George Hincapie.

The Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team racer covered the 4.5-mile course in 9 minutes, 55 seconds. Armstrong finished down in fifth place, 6 seconds behind his teammate. …

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Dauphiné Libéré 2005 route

From official website.

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George Hincapie, Discovery Channel Pro Cycling team

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Day 25 – Pilot Knob battlefield

Civil War era battlefield in Missouri

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