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The Destructive Power of a Rainbow

The Destructive Power of a Rainbow

I drove past this barn the afternoon before. It was a perfectly fine barn. I drove past it this day and saw the damage the rainbow caused....I'm sure it ...
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I drove past this barn the afternoon before. It was a perfectly fine barn. I drove past it this day and saw the damage the rainbow caused....I'm sure it had nothing to do with the tornado-forced winds and storm that passed by over night. I'm putting all the blame, rainbow and it's destructive power.
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Nov, 2015

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