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Just wanted to share this photo from my street on July 4th:

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First, because it was such an amazing time. I've not been to a fireworks show that I enjoyed more than this; literally hundreds of people lighting off fireworks in the street. There was a fireworks booth at the end of our block, and we just kept that poo going for like 3 hours.

Second, because this photo is just so perfectly composed, it looks like something from the cover of a newspaper.

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