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down the main drag of our town the thundering sound of motor bikes did resound folks in our town rushed out doors to see what was making such an almighty roar the bikers were on their monthly charity rally they stopped at the local pub owned by John O'Malley they partook of a ration of ale whilst filling their donation pails after an interlude in our small township they straddled their chrome plated Harley ships to ride along the country byways on this most magnificent autumn day
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Apr 20, 2014
Apr 20, 2014 at 8:10 PM UTC
Charity Rally
down the main drag of our town the thundering sound of motor bikes did resound folks in our town rushed out doors to see what was making such an almighty roar the bikers were on their monthly charity rally they stopped at the local pub owned by John O'Malley they partook of a ration of ale whilst filling their donation pails after an interlude in our small township they straddled their chrome plated Harley ships to ride along the country byways on this most magnificent autumn day
ElizabethSquires
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Apr 20, 2014
Apr 20, 2014 at 8:10 PM UTC
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