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A flashflood of morning sun emptied into the valley and transformed the hills from green to the kind of electric gold only reserved for ancient kings. Somewhere on a sunbeam someone tuned a fiddle. A flowering June breeze cruised in from the north pulled into the valley, parked, unpacked, and set up camp. The high and lonesome sound tumbled downstream. Bodies and blades of grass moved in unison with the June breeze and the music reverberated in the air between. Somewhere on a sunbeam a memory was composed.
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May 2, 2010
May 2, 2010 at 7:33 PM UTC
Syria, VA
A flashflood of morning sun emptied into the valley and transformed the hills from green to the kind of electric gold only reserved for ancient kings. Somewhere on a sunbeam someone tuned a fiddle. A flowering June breeze cruised in from the north pulled into the valley, parked, unpacked, and set up camp. The high and lonesome sound tumbled downstream. Bodies and blades of grass moved in unison with the June breeze and the music reverberated in the air between. Somewhere on a sunbeam a memory was composed.
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May 2, 2010
May 2, 2010 at 7:33 PM UTC
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