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Writer: Gretton School
Gretton School
Jun 15, 2020
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We thought you would like to see some pictures of Anthony from Upland Class doing some hydro dipping for the first time, with only a little help. He has redesigned the guard of his kart and done a really good job! Super work Anthony.



 
 
 

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Aug 31

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