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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Home Run participants had a great time...

....and enjoyed a hearty post-race meal

Posted by Seven Seas at 11:35 AM

Labels: Chinese Food, egg roll, home run race, jazz chicken, Rockville, Seven Seas Chinese Restaurant

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