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Typical Sundancer graphic from the top of one of JR's original boards from the 1970's. Photo by Joe Ayers, and provided by Tim Morris.

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	Typical Sundancer graphic from the top of one of [[Joe Ayers\|JR's]] original boards from the 1970's. Photo provided by [[Tim Morris]]		Typical Sundancer graphic from the top of one of [[Joe Ayers\|JR's]] original boards from the 1970's. Photo by [[Joe Ayers]], and provided by [[Tim Morris]].