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And don't forget -Are the plates moving apart or together?
With plate tectonics, the continent I rode across in 1987 has moved.
If the plates move apart, is your ride still consider entirely across the continent? I mean, you might need to go back and ride those few inches that you cheated on by riding it 35 years ago. So will I of course. That sucks because between the two of us, we have probably crossed the country (by one or more definitions) close to 15 times.
If the plates are moving toward each other, do we get credit on our next tour? Can we give that credit to other riders who decide dipping is not for them?