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PHOTOS: Wounded Warriors Ride Though Concord

The Soldier Ride started and finished at the Old Manse in Concord on Saturday, Sept. 22.

 
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Captain America greets riders at the finish line of the Soldier Ride, which began and ended at the Old Manse in Concord on Saturday, Sept. 22. Courtesy
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A look out the Old Manse's window at the Soldier Ride below.
A team participating in the GEICO-sponsored Soldier Ride poses out in front of the Old Manse on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Captain America joined in the festivities.
Getting ready to roll during the Soldier Ride on Saturday, Sept. 22.
Supporters of Wounded Warriors participating in the Soldier Ride stand outside of the Old Manse on Saturday, Sept. 22.

The GEICO-sponsored Soldier Ride, in which Wounded Warriors "use cycling and the bonds of service to overcome physical, mental, or emotional wounds," rolled through Concord last Saturday, Sept. 22.

The ride started and and finished at The Old Manse on Monument Street and a community picnic was held afterwards for all registered participants.

Along with the Wounded Warriors, members of the community are encouraged to participate by either signing up to ride or by joining the crowd from the sidelines. According to Tom Beardsley, historic site manager for the Old Manse, there were about 2,000 people on the grounds for the Soldier Ride

Beardsley emailed over some of the photos he snapped during the event. Click through the photos above to see what the Soldier Ride is all about.

Related Topics: Soldier Ride, The Old Manse, and Wounded Warriors Project

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