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Knuckle hop or seal hop, WEIO
Knuckle hop or seal hop competition at the 2008 World Eskimo Indian Olympics, Fairbanks, Alaska. A game of endurance, pain and strength. The object is to see how far one can go in a "push-up" hopping position, with elbows bent and knuckles down.
Photo ID: 10-10999
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