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Oooh now that’s something I could do!
Stunning colour you have there
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I got a river. Does that work?
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yes, Illinois. We’ve got a couple that connect the great lakes to mississippi. You can ride for miles and not have to cross a street. Otherwise it’s not really great riding around here but on the canals you can really get in a zone. I love that about them.
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Oooh now that’s something I could do!
Stunning colour you have there
I got a river. Does that work?
yes, Illinois. We’ve got a couple that connect the great lakes to mississippi. You can ride for miles and not have to cross a street. Otherwise it’s not really great riding around here but on the canals you can really get in a zone. I love that about them.