Andrew Gram nearing the top of Freeway.

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Andrew Gram nearing the top of Freeway.

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Here is the notch that you get to jump. Fun!

The jump from Dodge Block.

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Peter Gram

Mar 10, 2002

“Andrew Gram nearing the top of Freeway. ”

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Here is the notch that you get to jump. Fun!

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