New Haven's (Postponed) 4th of July

 

Because it heavily rained on the 4th of July, the firework show was postponed to the 5th. My friends and I got to Wilbur Cross High School to see the show. 

Instead of taking an Uber back, we decided to walk because the roads were closed. It ended up to be a 40-minute walk. But eventually, we got back to campus safe and sound.

But even when we were not seeing the firework, the night was already illuminated by fireflies. Green lights filled Yale University Cross Campus, turning the place into a scene from the enchanted forest.



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