And then there were surfboards...

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July 2, 2004 12:26 PM

And then there were surfboards...

swimming in puget sound - on a surfboard
Point White Dock, Bainbridge Island. Two months ago Coach Steve Rhoades said he was going to offer triathlon training and that the swimming piece would be done in Puget Sound. To my astonishment I signed on immediately. In this pic I'm about to paddle on Steve's board. Who knew that in under a year I would own not one but two surfboards?

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