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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
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2 comments:
That;s hilarious... hope that's his favorite jersey!!
That is great. I almost had a chance to be immortalized myself while riding on the Blue Ridge Parkway. We were headed North just shy of Mt. Mitchell and while we were taking a break at a pull off there was the Google Maps Street View Car going south. We were very excited checking street view often however after multiple searches (frame by frame even) we decided that he had already taken the photographs for that section and was returning to Asheville. I'm glad it happened because anything odd from rides that allow them to stand out among the rest are good. Especially one as epic as that day.
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