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| Credits |
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Concept and production by Sara Thacher.

** PILOT RIDERS **
Magda Bartilsson (Bay Area Ridge Riders)
Sigrid Chase (Bay Area Ridge Riders)
Barbara Harpster (Bay Area Ridge Riders)
Kathy Smith-Woods (Ohlone Riders, Backcountry Horsemen & San Mateo County Sheriff's Mounted Search and Rescue Unit)
Colleen Combes (San Mateo County Sheriff's Mounted Search and Rescue Unit, San Mateo County Parks Volunteer Mounted Patrol, Los Viajeros Riding Club & Henry Coe State Park Mounted Assistance Unit)
Rosemarie Menager (San Mateo County Sheriff's Mounted Search and Rescue Unit & San Mateo County Horsemen's Association)
Edie Behning (Santa Clara County Horsemens Association)
Laurie Meyers
Lainey Meyers
Norma Tucker (Los Viajeros Riding Club & Santa Clara County Horsemens Association)
Noel Moody (Los Viajeros Riding Club & Santa Clara County Horsemens Association)
Rich Guggenheim (Los Viajeros Riding Club & Santa Clara County Horsemens Association)
Craig Higgins (Santa Clara County Horsemens Association)
John Marshall (State Bicycle Co.)

** WEB DEVELOPMENT AND DATABASE WRANGLING **
Jonathan Le Plastrier (Little Itch)

** LOCATION HOST, Menlo Park Pilot Ride 'Send Off' event **
Stanford University Red Barn, Vanessa Bartsch

** LOCATION HOST, the San Jose Pilot Ride 'Mail Call' event **
ZERO1 Biennial, Curated by Lily Alexander

** LOCAL SUPPORT, San Jose ride **
San Jose Mounted Police Unit, Sgt. Christina Anaya

** Trail and city riding advise and support **
Kelley Hix, San Mateo County Sheriff's Mounted Search and Rescue Unit

The pilot ride from Menlo Park to San Jose was funded in part by a generous grant from the ZERO1 Biennial.

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+——————————————————————+ | WHAT IS "SLOW MAIL"? | +——————————————————————+
'Slow Mail' combines the dual frontiers of California: the romantic western, pre-railroad era and the pioneering early days of the internet (originally called ARPANET). Pack-train relays composed of trail riders and packhorses will deliver physical letters from Menlo Park to Los Angeles, the points between which the first message was sent over ARPANET.