Saturday Night at the Crew Stadium

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I got free tickets from my boss (Thanks Judy) for the Crew Game. We were winning in the first period. Then we stumbled and lost 3-1. Here are some photos.

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  1. JamieOctober 10, 2007 at 10:32 AM

    Just found your blog... nice work. I'm glad to see I'm not the only person who rides to see the Crew! I talked to them a while back and they're supposedly looking into putting bike racks out for us.

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  2. Columbus Rides BikesOctober 10, 2007 at 10:50 AM

    Jamie,

    Unfortunately, I did not ride my bike to the Crew game. I am sorry if my post came across that way. However, I did drive my Prius, if that is any consolation. I live in Blacklick and considered riding over, but I picked up some people to go to the game. I do not ride my bike everywhere as some of my friends do. I do try to get out on my bike as much as possible though. I hope my blog is not coming off as disingenuous.

    Ray

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