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Chapter 7, Page 87

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-087
Chapter: 7 — More Than Racing
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Record blocks: 3
Capture components: 1
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Record block 1 — `FSHL-087-01`

Features a community post titled “Amen Omen

Faith & Fate.” FY The graphic displays a heartfelt message where Kyle Huffman reflects on his personal journey, expressing gratitude to the te community and teasing a major upcoming project. te . coset . . In the post, Huffman shares that his mental health and spiritual eae aietelietanse nec eerie journey over the past seven years has been “nothing less than a erepren anc ret miracle,” with the last six months being the “icing.” He soe —_ ° emphasizes his drive with the mantra: “You don’t get what you id = wish for, you get what you work for.” The post draws immediate interest from Linda Leary Taylor, who comments, “I am very Po curious. ©”

Record block 2 — `FSHL-087-02`

Features a community post showcasing a grainy action still from = Las Vegas, shared by the harrylearyturbo4hlit4 account. The ea - graphic captures a racer from behind, carrying a severely io} , mangled BMX frame off the track, highlighting the physical ul destruction that often accompanied the high-intensity racing of eel the era. Ae. k In the post, the question is posed to the group: “Were you there LS ; A when this happened? How many frames have you broke?” The =— od image triggers a humorous and telling memory from Linda Leary . — Taylor, who comments, “Harry must have thrown his bike at — 2 someone again. Seen him do it. Omg!” This suggests that the “broken” hardware in the photo might have been the result of Leary’s legendary fiery temper rather than a standard racing accident.

Record block 3 — `FSHL-087-03`

/ ay ¥ The graphic features Leary in his factory JMC gear, standing - a with his bike which displays the #20 plate, capturing the raw je} 1.4 intensity of the sport’s foundational years. “) ! In the post, a request is made for the story behind the specific

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Features a community post titled “Amen Omen

E Features a community post showcasing a rare, sepia-toned

“i 4 photograph of a young Harry Leary during his early racing days.

7 bike and image, noting that the “why may be revealed in time.”

a Linda Leary Taylor immediately identifies the location,

. Z commenting, “Definitely Covina. Love that pic.” Community

C	member Ken Pliska provides further provenance, sharing that he

. originally obtained the photo in 2002 from a storage unit

belonging to a former girlfriend of Leary’s.

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