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Elisabeth Van Every@e-van-every.bsky.social |
Nah. NoVa, rural central PA, rural south NJ. (Also Atlanta but I know that doesn't count as "East Coast") One of the few *good* things about the NJ stint was not having to treat July 4 like a war situation--there just weren't any fireworks.
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Bill Stewart
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I hear a lot more fireworks out here in Silicon Valley (though the loudest ones are commercial, between cities and Great America) than I did in east-central NJ, but driving to DC in summer as a kid always included seeing a LOT of fireworks stands.
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annaluna 🏳️🌈🎼🏴☠️🧶
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Plenty of fireworks in Nova. Fireworks stands everywhere.
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Rikibeth
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They’re illegal in MA (even sparklers!) but New Hampshire is a free-for-all and it’s not like there’s inspections at the state border
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