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October 15, 2014February 1, 2018

3207 – Claire, Kathleen & Katlin, South Melbourne Markets

Love the capes ladies, do they make you ride faster?

No – but they make us smile!

I love this Rid2Work Day initiative. Do you all ride to work often?

Pretty often – some of the time – I usually walk but this event got me dusting off my bike and getting crafty!

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Posted in Art, Street PhotographyTagged cityofportphillip, Ride2workday, southmelbournemarkets, TENANT Melbourne, TENANTMAG1 Comment

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Jamie says:

October 15, 2014 at 08:57

I love cycling in Melbourne!

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