Bradford finds his miraculously high starting foot on this HP40 v2, "Water Groove". A good little problem, definitely requires balance and delicacy.
posted by Bob Dolan @ 8:23 PM
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Sunday, October 16, 2005
Bradford finds his miraculously high starting foot on this HP40 v2, "Water Groove". A good little problem, definitely requires balance and delicacy.
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