Liam Schweitzer just finished with soccer when he decided to jump on the bubble bike and pedal awhile at the Children’s Festival at LeBourdais Park. Next up there is Billy Barker Days July 13-16. (Frank Peebles photo - Quesnel Cariboo Observer)

Liam Schweitzer just finished with soccer when he decided to jump on the bubble bike and pedal awhile at the Children’s Festival at LeBourdais Park. Next up there is Billy Barker Days July 13-16. (Frank Peebles photo - Quesnel Cariboo Observer)

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Liam Schweitzer just finished with soccer when he decided to jump on the bubble bike and pedal awhile at the Children’s Festival at LeBourdais Park. Next up there is Billy Barker Days July 13-16.

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