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Lonesome Pine Restuaraunt

Josh Goolsbee, Owner

Josh Goolsbee enjoyed connecting with Brian after games outside of the Metrodome.
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Josh Goolsbee enjoyed connecting with Brian after games outside of the Metrodome.

Brian with Josh Goolsbee at the Lonesome Pine Restaurant in Deerwood. The bear's name is Sally, by the way.
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Brian with Josh Goolsbee at the Lonesome Pine Restaurant in Deerwood. The bear's name is Sally, by the way.

Josh Goolsbee shows support for the Vikings and his favorite players each year by painting his toenails.
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Josh Goolsbee shows support for the Vikings and his favorite players each year by painting his toenails.

Brian and Josh Goolsbee at training camp in Mankato.
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Brian and Josh Goolsbee at training camp in Mankato.

Brian and Josh Goolsbee at training camp in Mankato.
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Brian and Josh Goolsbee at training camp in Mankato.

Josh Goolsbee catches up with Brian after a game at the University of Minnesota.
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Josh Goolsbee catches up with Brian after a game at the University of Minnesota.

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