CRUISE-A-THONg rolls through town (in no particular hurry)
Larry Woodson, a new Glenwood Springs resident from Phoenix, Arizona, had a particularly interesting costume.
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CRUISE-A-THONg participants ride through the rain.
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Tigger drinks a margarita before the start of the CRUISE-A-THONg.
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CRUISE-A-THONg participants claim their custom-painted headband.
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Race committee member Katy Knapp in costume.
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CRUISE-A-THONg participants ride through the rain.
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Puffy-painted headbands are one of the race's signature souveniers.
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Twin mermaids pick out their puffy-painted headbands.
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Despite the scattered rain showers, the mood at the Glenwood Springs CRUISE-A-THONg was anything but damp. Here, "racers" spin down 7th Avenue in high spirits, on their way to a stop for French fries at Grind. Close to 300 people from Glenwood Springs and beyond came out for the event this year, which raises money for public projects around Glenwood.
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