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Rose Pitonof Swim 2011

Posted on 2019-03-16
by JP Reardon
Rose Pitonof Swim 2011

The inaugural Rose Pitonof Swim.

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Portland/Seattle 2012

Posted on 2019-03-10
by JP Reardon

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Storm King 2010

Posted on 2019-02-23
by JP Reardon

A visit to Storm King, on a really hot, July day. We rented bikes!

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Ecuador 2012

Posted on 2019-02-22
by JP Reardon

Quito & the Southern Galápagos Islands

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Moto 2013

Posted on 2019-02-20
by JP Reardon

A motorcycle trip through New England & Southern Quebec. Otherwise known as that time we pulled over a Del’s Lemonade truck.

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