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Chapter 4, Page 43

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
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Chapter: 4 — Built Through Repetition
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Record block 1 — `FSHL-043-01`

Features a community post documenting a racing victory from b Fearon . 2017 at Chula Vista, CA. The graphic showcases a 1st Place se . = plaque from the USA BMX Southwest Region Gold Cup, held eZ, EC _— from September 29 to October 1. Supporting images include a “ (Fe ‘ wide shot of the event grounds featuring a fire truck and a close- Ness = é = up of the award’s front and back. “ CST SS Be In the post, Kyle A. Huffman titles the entry “2017 - Southwest (=) ~ Region Gold Cup” and engages the group by asking, “Do you (aa have a story about it?”. The intent is to collect first-hand ey accounts and memories from participants or spectators who FExeal attended the Chula Vista regional championship that year. ° The community interaction serves as a digital archive for modern era racing experiences. This record documents a significant win within the collection while facilitating a shared history of the Chula Vista BMX scene and the specific competitive atmosphere of the 2017 Gold Cup series. \ Aeoehiartames . Features a community post showcasing a Honda Fox fecahinypaarirpermerderiatelalaiaien professional team-issue race jersey in black, red, and silver. The

graphic includes multiple detailed views of the jersey, – Rss highlighting the prominent Honda wing and Fox logos, the e vr “Professional Team Issue Racewear” tag, and an Al-generated , aad é image of a fox surrounded by flames, playing on the “Fireside” ;

a ae ney ty i = In the post, Kyle A. Huffman titles the entry “What does the fox i say?” and speculates that this specific piece was likely worn for © Motocross (MX) rather than BMX. He engages the group by asking, “Do you have a story to tell about this jersey?”, inviting experts and collectors to help clarify the jersey’s origins and usage history. The community interaction for this post serves to cross- reference gear from related disciplines within the collection. Features a LinkedIn post documenting a personal milestone, = titled with a professional summary: “Occupation: Stay at Home _ ~ _ Dad / Role: Chauffeur.” The graphic features a photograph of a jeieienionanitene white and teal Kastan BMX bike with white mags parked ona - e639 trail next to a yellow child carrier, set against a scenic autumn Hl Wage . landscape. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman celebrates his daughter’s first bike i ride at age one, noting, “It don’t get much better than this…” He . o anchors the personal moment with an inspirational quote from G Harry Leary: “You don’t get what you wish for. You get what you =< work for.” In the comments, Huffman bridges the professional and personal by asking the community, “Have you completed a Linkedin Learning course? Which one(s)?”. The interaction for this post highlights the integration of BMX culture and values into Huffman’s daily life and parenting. This record archives a significant family moment while documenting Huffman’s use of Leary’s philosophy to frame his dedication to his role as a father and his ongoing professional development.

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