(Photo taken by Brad)
My office is 10 minutes away. This is what keeps me going when the stress of end of QTR kicks in.
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3 comments:
see that peak in the upper left corner? we're skiing that in a couple months.
Good photo. I saw lots of bike tire tracks on Crank as I descended it last night and felt sure several of them were from your Wednesday ride.
Thanks again for steering me to the home turf - I had a good ride last night.
Ireland is one of the faster, better downhills, close to work!
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