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The daily ramblings of a paralympic cyclist

Monday, September 22, 2008

On the bike in Beijing.

Here's a few shots of yours truly dawning the Stars and Stripes while on foreign soil.
Some show the pleasure and some show the pain.
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Posted by Michael at 6:20 PM

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