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The 28th annual Corporate Cup in pictures

by VTD Editor | May 20, 2011

Click image to view slideshow. Photos by Josh Larkin.

More than 2,800 Vermonters from nearly 900 teams took to the capital’s streets on Thursday for the 28th annual Corporate Cup & State Agency Race. Although many anticipated a 5k slog through rain-drenched streets, Mother Nature cooperated and delivered up warm temps, sun and high clouds, which was about perfect for one of the state’s most popular foot races and spring-time rituals.

Posted in Life in Vermont | Tagged Corporate Cup

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Daphne Larkin May 20, 2011 at 2:10 pm
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These are such great photos! This is such a wonderful event!
Sarah Anderson May 20, 2011 at 7:41 pm
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Very nice! Such a positive event, beautifully captured in your photos, Josh.

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