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Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
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Chapter: 2 — Something to Prove
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| Features a community update addressing a common narrative Pt regarding Harry Leary’s physical health during his racing career. to ° The image displays a medical x-ray or 3D render of a human smear Seem nes ernie essa ee knee joint against a dark blue background. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman clarifies that while it is often discussed by others, Harry himself did not feel as if his professional career was “plagued” by knee injuries. | Features a community poll shared by Kyle A. Huffman testing knowledge of Harry Leary’s personal life. The post asks — members “T/F Harry Leary once had a dog named Shena”. The s: aad poll results show a unanimous 100% vote for “True” at the time Om we of the screenshot. Features a collection of images showcasing a “Top Money oo ° . Winner” award from the Supercross of BMX Pro Spectacular. The = = . . a plaque commemorates an event held on February 22, 1985, at —/ a the North Carolina State Fairgrounds Horse Show Arena in ~ idee Zs Raleigh. The graphic includes an atmospheric photo of a black = 1 pd y 8% kettle hanging over a campfire and several angles of the wood- Sed) at ==.. | c= | base trophy featuring gold-colored rider figures. In the post, Kyle m | A. Huffman asks the community for details regarding the i \ competition and what the prize winnings actually entailed. b moe | iT] TI +2 ° |
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| Features a community update addressing a common narrative Pt regarding Harry Leary’s physical health during his racing career. to ° The image displays a medical x-ray or 3D render of a human smear Seem nes ernie essa ee knee joint against a dark blue background. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman clarifies that while it is often discussed by others, Harry himself did not feel as if his professional career was “plagued” by knee injuries. | Features a community poll shared by Kyle A. Huffman testing knowledge of Harry Leary’s personal life. The post asks — members “T/F Harry Leary once had a dog named Shena”. The s: aad poll results show a unanimous 100% vote for “True” at the time Om we of the screenshot. Features a collection of images showcasing a “Top Money oo ° . Winner” award from the Supercross of BMX Pro Spectacular. The = = . . a plaque commemorates an event held on February 22, 1985, at —/ a the North Carolina State Fairgrounds Horse Show Arena in ~ idee Zs Raleigh. The graphic includes an atmospheric photo of a black = 1 pd y 8% kettle hanging over a campfire and several angles of the wood- Sed) at ==.. | c= | base trophy featuring gold-colored rider figures. In the post, Kyle m | A. Huffman asks the community for details regarding the i \ competition and what the prize winnings actually entailed. b moe | iT] TI +2 ° |
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