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    Olympic day!!

    By beckett08  |  Posted August 1, 2012  
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     These two Olympics fans decided to show their support for the games with special outfits. On the left we have Ava as the Olympic rings while, on the right, Logan is the Olympic torch. The pair dressed up for "Wacky Wednesday" at their summer camp in Safety Harbor, Florida, with a little help from their mom beckett08. "They could dress up as an athlete or any thing Olympic or team USA related [and] we thought it would be fun to dress up as the icons of the Olympics," she said. "The kids are loving the Olympics and enjoy watching it everyday."
    - sarahbrowngb, CNN iReport producer

    Ava 6 and Logan 8 dressed up for olympics day at summer camp!!! The Olympic torch and team USA Olympics girl!

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