Who Was That Woman in the Leopard Print Full Body Swim Suit at the Emmett Sprint Triathlon 2013

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Who Was That Woman in the Leopard Print Full Body Swim Suit at the Emmett Sprint Triathlon 2013?
By Happysongbird

The crowd gasped as my leopard-spotted form burst up out of the water of Black Canyon Reservoir. I had just finished the most comfortable triathlon swim of my 4 sprint triathlon career, and I felt like shaking my psuedo fur in a display of triumph, but the race had really only just begun. I needed to trot on to the bike transition. To continue reading, please visit: http://dailyimprovisations.com/who-...wim-suit-at-the-emmett-sprint-triathlon-2013/
 
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Nice Job Laura.:cool: I would love to try a tri someday. If I tried right now, the race director would have to allow me to have arm floaties and the bike portion would be done on my old hard tail mountain bike with a few gears missing. At least I might be able to complete the run portion ok. Anyway, respect to you triathletes, that's a lot of skills to learn.
 
Hee hee, that is awesome Laura.
 
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Nice Job Laura.:cool: I would love to try a tri someday. If I tried right now, the race director would have to allow me to have arm floaties and the bike portion would be done on my old hard tail mountain bike with a few gears missing.

I'm with ya Rick, a tri sounds awesome but about all I can do in the water is the doggie paddle. Now if they had a tri that was paddle a canoe, mountain bike trail, and run, that would be perfect!

Way to go songbird! Wahoo!
 
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Nice work!
You earned it, and a chance to show your awesome sewing skills too (you must have a good serger and some serious sewing prowess, which impresses me at least as much as the tri performance)
ha ha thanks :) I have been sewing for many, many years and frequently enjoy doing things differently than the patterns. It's always a learning experience, though.
 
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