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BurnDoubt

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3. Your friend was a fortunate person to have...

Reply to peppertree (Reply #1)

Sun Jul 5, 2026, 02:34 AM

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been present for an amazing experience. Sounds like he made the best of it, and I commend him for being on-brand in the moment and contributing his energy to the Vibe. I hope his memories of the time brought a smile to his face.
I’m sorry he can no longer share it with you. Love Is.

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A very good, late friend of mine was there peppertree Sunday #1

Your friend was a fortunate person to have... BurnDoubt Sunday #3

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A slice of Time. BurnDoubt Sunday #2

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That's for sure Diamond_Dog. What struck me about the photo was how it came to be. George McGovern Monday #11

Yep, and that was with actual film where every click costs money. groundloop Yesterday #12

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