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Lobsters Race, Slowly, in Bar Harbor

BAR HARBOR, Me. There is little doubt the crew of crustaceans that crawl in this town’s annual Fourth of July celebration taste better than they race. Full Article at The New York Times

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  1. I’ve seen horses, greyhounds and sheep race in Colorado, but never lobsters ... It’s less crowded than Belmont, and it’s hilarious.
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