O.S. at Encino Velodrome, California, December 2009Thanks
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3 comments:
Michael:
The photo of O.S. on the velodrome makes a great background for Positivo Espresso slogan/blog heading. A nice change from grey.
Best,
David
Love the new background photo, nice!
Indeed, totemo kako ii.
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