oh,columbus...

Behind every face is a unique story. These are the stories of Columbus.

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View from #theboathouse at #confluencepark #ColumbusOhio #cbus #skyline #expcols #asseenincolumbus #614forall #explore614 (at The Boat House Restaurant at Confluence Park)

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Autumn Approaches (at Highbanks Metro Park)

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Evening Walk #614forall #asseenincolumbus #expcols #midwestmoment (at The Scioto Mile)

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#ohcolumbus (at DK Diner)

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#ohcolumbus (at Columbus Table Tennis Club)

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#ohcolumbus #grrr

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at Columbus Commons

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at Columbus Commons

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Urban Christmas

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Game Day in Columbus.

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Thurman Burger at Thurman Cafe, Columbus

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Grandview Grind Coffee/Tea, Grandview Heights

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Used Kids Records, High Street on the campus of OSU in Columbus.

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Magnolia Thunderpussy, High Street in the Short North. Columbus.

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Johnnie's Glenn Avenue Grill, Grandview Heights

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Pearl Alley Farmers Market, Downtown Columbus

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Columbus skyline as seen from the Scioto Mile

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Now in its fourth year, Columbus’ Pelotonia cycling event has attracted more than 6,100 participants — more than that of the 33-year-old Boston-area event on which Pelotonia originally was modeled — and raised nearly $35 million ($9.6 million and counting in 2012) for the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center.

But Pelotonia is more than a fundraiser. It’s also made bikes more visible in the community as central Ohioans take on a sport they might have otherwise overlooked.