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CrazyFire LED Copper Light Strings, 100 LEDs 10m/33ft Decorative String Light Main Features: * 5V DC plug operated, energy saving and easy to use * led decorative string light for wedding * Wedding led Curtain light string 100 leds marriage decoration fairy string lights * Flexible copper wire, can be bent to form different shapes * Led lighting source,long life span, low heat emission,low working voltage and energy saving Please kindly note that the string light could not be extended or connected together. Specifications: * Light color: Cool white * Power Source: 5V DC plug * Output Voltage: 5V * Number of LED bulbs: 100 pieces * Total length: 10m/33ft * Material: LED +Copper wire * Length: 10m(33ft) + 0.9m(3ft) black lead wire of plug Applications: * Light up computer or Laptop in night * Christmas, Party, Holiday, Wedding Decoration * Widely used for home decoration use, hotels, clubs, shopping malls * Architectural decorative lighting, boutique atmosphere lighting * Extensively applied in Backlighting, concealed lighting, channel letter lighting * Emergency & security lighting, advertisement sign lighting * Decorative lights for holiday, event, show exhibition * Applicable for ... [Read More]

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Fair Oaks, in the gently undulating foothills along Highway 50, has something in common with its vast neighbor, Sacramento. Early land speculators, politicians, and Chicago businessmen formed a partnership to sell off one of their "Sunset Colonies," deservedly dubbed Fair Oaks, promising water systems and a suburban railroad to help colonists grow prize citrus. The farmers came, but when the investors retreated east, a railroad and water had not appeared. A later investment group did build a bridge and railroad, encouraging more farmers until, at the height of the Great Depression, nature laid a cold hand on the land, freezing