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2 comments:
You sure got around to a lot of different angles, especially aerial ones. Were you wearing a jet pack?
The course winds through some historic Chicago neighborhoods and some that are truly decrepit. It's too bad this year's runners didn't get to see the gamut this year. But we look forward to next year again!
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