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The 24th annual Fast Freddie's Festive Five-Mile Foot Feast was held in New Albany on Thursday morning. More than 1,100 participants registered for the event, which surpassed the 2009 record of 1,041. See related photos.
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Runners make their way down Green Valley Road at the start of the 24th annual Fast Freddie's Festive Five-Mile Foot Feast in New Albany on Thursday morning. More than 1,100 participants registered for the event, which surpassed the 2009 record of 1,041. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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Runners make their way across the Interstate 265 bridge on Green Valley Road at the start of the 24th annual Fast Freddie's Festive Five-Mile Foot Feast in New Albany on Thursday morning. More than 1,100 participants registered for the event, which surpassed the 2009 record of 1,041. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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November 22, 2012
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