4th of July traditions

Rollie Agado July 4, 2013

I don’t really have any 4th of July traditions, but I felt a strong urge to listen to this record today

Source: http://open.spotify.com/album/4dKBOcgqRXiHdHffVyLeDe

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Peanut 🥜 Capital of Texas

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Morning bike ride down Broadway.

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Tigres De San Anto are back for mas good times

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