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American icon lands on fireworks tent
Posted by Gabriel Campanario
June 30, 9:17 a.m. [View larger] [Sketch location]
The Shock & Awe fireworks tent I wrote about yesterday just got some serious competition from this other one across the street. This morning I noticed their inflatable eagle, which must have landed overnight. I can't think of a better American symbol to help sell some fireworks.
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