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Jul 4, 2020 4 tweets 3 min read Read on X
For your enjoyment:

Blissfully expansive, microcosmic natural fireworks, that won't scare dogs, and trigger the combat veterans among us!

Nature provides!

#flowerreport
#Fireworks
#fireworks2020 Image
2/ Oooooh! Aaaaaah!

Woooowwww!

More #pet_friendly #Fireworks Image
3/ cool colors! Image
4/ ok this might be my favourite

VERBAL FIREWORKS!

"WE WILL SET THE SKY ALIGHT WITH OUR MAGIC"

(Taped to a closed little library box in North Oakland) Image

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