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Red Wagon Wheel

Red Wagon Wheel

Drive around the back blocks and you often find relics like this, acting as ‘garden ornaments’. If the flakey red paint could talk, how many miles of travel...
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Drive around the back blocks and you often find relics like this, acting as ‘garden ornaments’. If the flakey red paint could talk, how many miles of travel could it tell you about?
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