Beerboy/Teng

[Beerboy]

I think it would be proper to introduce myself and overcome my shyness (o di ba koya Jan?).

Like our fearless leader, I am an adventure rider and have ridden throughout Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao on my motorcycles. Many times the adventure begins when the road ends and that's when recording GPS tracks become fun.

I have used GPS extensively in my previous work (partly GIS oriented) and have used crappy maps (expensive ones at that) in the past and I thank the high heavens for roadguide.ph, its conspirators and its contributors.

Cheers!

[Reiji]

hi sir,
cheers.

[Borgie]

I think it would be proper to introduce myself and overcome my shyness (o di ba koya Jan?).

Like our fearless leader, I am an adventure rider and have ridden throughout Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao on my motorcycles. Many times the adventure begins when the road ends and that's when recording GPS tracks become fun.

I have used GPS extensively in my previous work (partly GIS oriented) and have used crappy maps (expensive ones at that) in the past and I thank the high heavens for roadguide.ph, its conspirators and its contributors.

Cheers!

Hi Beerboy/Teng & welcome again to Roaguide!!! Hope to see more pics of those far-off places you've travelled to that we can only imagine about...

[hbt]

I think it would be proper to introduce myself and overcome my shyness (o di ba koya Jan?).

Like our fearless leader, I am an adventure rider and have ridden throughout Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao on my motorcycles. Many times the adventure begins when the road ends and that's when recording GPS tracks become fun.

I have used GPS extensively in my previous work (partly GIS oriented) and have used crappy maps (expensive ones at that) in the past and I thank the high heavens for roadguide.ph, its conspirators and its contributors.

Cheers!

bottoms up burp....

[Roadguide2000]

I think it would be proper to introduce myself and overcome my shyness (o di ba koya Jan?).

Like our fearless leader, I am an adventure rider and have ridden throughout Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao on my motorcycles. Many times the adventure begins when the road ends and that's when recording GPS tracks become fun.

I have used GPS extensively in my previous work (partly GIS oriented) and have used crappy maps (expensive ones at that) in the past and I thank the high heavens for roadguide.ph, its conspirators and its contributors.

Cheers!

Hi Beerboy,

I guess you are a professional cartographer. Definitely we need the account of your experiences and journeys to be shared with us.

Happy Roadguiding.

[neilgratuita]

I think it would be proper to introduce myself and overcome my shyness (o di ba koya Jan?).

Like our fearless leader, I am an adventure rider and have ridden throughout Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao on my motorcycles. Many times the adventure begins when the road ends and that's when recording GPS tracks become fun.

I have used GPS extensively in my previous work (partly GIS oriented) and have used crappy maps (expensive ones at that) in the past and I thank the high heavens for roadguide.ph, its conspirators and its contributors.

Cheers!

'yan si idol Beer boy, beer lover na..liver lover pa...hhmmm sounds like Robin P...

[Beerboy]

Thanks guys.

@Roadguide: Sorry to disappoint you, I'm an IT entrepreneur who took advantage of the talents of cartographers and GIS experts. Hehe.

[razorspells]

Beerboy.. cheers to you! Are you attending the EB? I hope so.. so that you can share your experiences with us.. also post some more pics on the picture thread... they are awesome!

I think it would be proper to introduce myself and overcome my shyness (o di ba koya Jan?).

Like our fearless leader, I am an adventure rider and have ridden throughout Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao on my motorcycles. Many times the adventure begins when the road ends and that's when recording GPS tracks become fun.

I have used GPS extensively in my previous work (partly GIS oriented) and have used crappy maps (expensive ones at that) in the past and I thank the high heavens for roadguide.ph, its conspirators and its contributors.

Cheers!

[Beerboy]

Thanks razorpells, glad you like the photos. I will try to catch up this Friday but have a family trip to Baguio on Saturday. Koya Jan has supplied me with some excuses but non has worked yet with the wife.