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Video | Seattle residents head to the Olympics
Posted by Tiffany Campbell
On Monday, Stephanie Clary and I caught up with two Seattle residents, brothers Jay and Eric Fredlund. They were in town for the opening weekend of the Olympics and met up with us in front of the Olympic torch. This was before the infamous fence came down, pictured in the background.
They talked to us about their Olympic experience, the city of Vancouver and why this was a 'can't miss' opportunity.
You can see more from Jay Fredlund here.
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