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AstroV
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- Nov 3, 2021
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The ocean would be favourite for me, or anywhere in nature really.
Saw on YouTube they are on high alert at Disney Land to try and prevent people scattering ashes there.
Saw on YouTube they are on high alert at Disney Land to try and prevent people scattering ashes there.
mrselfdestruct
Brought your forecast and a shovel.
- May 10, 2022
- 31
People can do whatever with my ashes but if I had a choice I'd want them scattered in Medicine Bow National Forest probably. Most beautiful place I've ever seen.
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