FOLKESTONOMY: Blog: Matt Rowe from B & B Project Space

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The Triennial Bike - Matt Rowe

Matt asked us to look after his bike which we did gladly, always happy to help a fellow cyclist. come 5.30 still no Matt so we loaded it on the back of the float and drove it back, turns out to be the Triennial bike. You can sleep easy Matt we have it safe.

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Posted July 25, 2008 19:44 by Melita

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