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Готовлюсь к «Лыжне России 2025». Пока Ирина Николаевна помогала выбирать дизайн и цвет лыж, лыжня в моем бору растаяла. Стою, размышляю, что делать, а прохожие мне вслед кричат что-то про "асфальт" и "в лыжи обутый".🤷‍♂️
Наверное, удачи пожелали.

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Готовлюсь к «Лыжне России 2025». Пока Ирина Николаевна помогала выбирать дизайн и цвет лыж, лыжня в моем бору растаяла. Стою, размышляю, что делать, а прохожие мне вслед кричат что-то про "асфальт" и "в лыжи обутый".🤷‍♂️
Наверное, удачи пожелали.

леонидыч 🫶🏻

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