Circus performers risk much to amaze us all
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Cole Bros. Circus aerialist Petya Milanova twirled ribbons as she hung from her hair during a show in North Brunswick, N.J., on May 17.
from: bostonglobe.com
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JUNE 01, 2014
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Aerialist Petya Milanova, her husband, Jaime Ramirez, and her daughter, Elinor, live nine months of the year in their RV, which follows the circus as it makes stops every two or three days around the United States.
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A circus clown prepared his props on May 17 before performing under the big tent.
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The Cole Bros. Circus tent sat on a lot in the outskirts of North Brunswick, N.J., on May 17.
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Aerialist Petya Milanova, her husband, Jaime Ramirez, and her daughter, Elinor, live nine months of the year in their RV, which follows the circus as it makes stops every two or three days around the United States.
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