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Bringing It Back Inside, Thanks Mr Weather

ByTim Nolte
Treadmilln’ It

Had to bring things back inside this morning. I did have to think twice about it given that at the moment I was getting ready it wasn’t actually raining. Given the entire morning called for rain I opted not to get caught in it this time. Hope I can be back outside tomorrow.

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