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October 24, 2015Uncategorizedironwoodforestschool

Sometimes work grows on you the more you use it. This is a prototype for a couple of presents I owe some lovely ladies who will appreciate the ‘up-cycled’ bicycle tyre. Just a few tweaks I need to make to the diameters.

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