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  1. #1
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    That photo almost looks like it was shot in front of a studio backdrop.
    It's cool enough for long sleeves there? I worked up a stink just taking my recyclables into town.

    Do the best you can to get that kid back on the bike, it looks like you (and they) have a good start.
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    You guys are the greatest!

    Yeah....long sleeves??? It was 90 on our ride today!
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    I love stories with happy endings.
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    hey, guys, we live in Seattle. It really is cooler and beautiful here. Seward Park is a tiny peninsula sticking into Lake Washington, which is over 1000 feet deep.
    we wore long sleeves on the ride and never got too warm.
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
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    Quote Originally Posted by mimitabby View Post
    hey, guys, we live in Seattle. It really is cooler and beautiful here. Seward Park is a tiny peninsula sticking into Lake Washington, which is over 1000 feet deep.
    we wore long sleeves on the ride and never got too warm.
    Braggart.

    Kidding. Y'all are awesome.

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    you guys are so cool. great humanitarians. lets us know how he progresses!
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    That picture really made me smile. You can't fake happiness like that! Thanks for sharing the story and picture!

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    That is wonderful, Mimi. How brave of the kid to ask, and what a great idea, to get him back into it with a tandem. You have some potential for great service work there, I think! It takes a big heart and loving patience.
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    What a perfect way to get him back on a bike! How nice of you guys to help with his "rehabilitation"! I think many times all it takes it getting over that initial fear. He looks very happy and proud.

    Next thing you know, I bet you'll be posting a picture of him on his own bike!

 

 

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