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    Le Quotidien de Namur · August 23, 2003

    Last Roller Parade... Not to be missed

    Verified press reference published by Le Quotidien de Namur about Carl De Moncharline.

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    Since the beginning of July, the Roller Parade has enjoyed growing success in Namur. While the first editions welcomed 150 participants, there were 760 last Tuesday. Reason enough to hope once again for a great success for the eighth and final event scheduled for next Tuesday. This event brings together a pack of people on rollers, but also on bicycles or other wheeled vehicles, setting off for a group ride in and around Namur. As the Meuse route did not take long to become known for its diversity and beauty, success could only follow. All good things must come to an end, so you must not miss the last one. Departure will be given this Tuesday, August 26 at 9 p.m. at place du Palais du Justice. From 8 p.m., it will be possible to warm up and rent rollers and indispensable protective gear on site. Escorted by the Namur police (the Rollers Cops), the pack, which the organizers secretly dream of seeing reach a thousand people, will set off for a final lap. Regulars and novices will gather one last time in the excellent atmosphere that made this summer event a success...

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