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Fourth of July ends with Frisco fireworks

Posted on July 4, 2011 by Bob Berwyn

Pyrotechnics

Frisco Fireworks.

SUMMIT COUNTY — A fine Independence Day ended in the Colorado high country with fireworks displays like this one, which has become a Frisco tradition. Thousands of people line vantage points along I-70, the shores of Dillon Reservoir and every other spot that might offer a view. These shots were taken from the southeast-facing Summit Voice weather deck.

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