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Happy Birthday, ‘Murica!

By July 4, 2017
Enjoy this full-on tribute to our founding fathers, our eagle, our cats and our heavy metal guitarists. Image by Max Kimbrough, with permission. Check out Max's Instagram feed for more cat-tastic images. @fade_resistant
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