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Hong Yi loved how cycle-friendly Melbourne is. And that inspired her to start to hang personalized little tags to bicycle as a street project. A piece of appreciation to those who choose to cycle.

How sweet is that? =)

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Visit her blog: ohiseered.com.

 

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