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On the Way to Denver

May 13th, 2008 by Chris Brewer (LAF Staff)

We left Boulder and headed south to Denver where Eric Miller had a truly unique event in progress. Eric, 2003 Tour of Hope rider and founder of the Rush-Miller Foundation that supplies tandem bikes to blind children, was once again on his bike. But this time he was attached to a crane and suspended 100 feet in the air for 24 hours!  Did I mention it’s 38F and raining steadily?!  But that doesn’t deter Eric as he does whatever it takes to show everyone how to LIVESTRONG every day of his life.cb31.jpg

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One Response

  1. jose melendez

    May 13th, 2008 at 1:23 pm

    Eric
    You are an incredible guy creating awareness for our struggle. It was my honor to visit with you and your crane. Live and LoveStrong
    Jose

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