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3 comments:
Hey--there's Waldo!!
Love the Waldo! How far is that plot from you?
The plot is probably a seven minute bike ride... a few minutes less in a car. I bet it's a little over a mile. It's nice because things that take over the garden can be put out at the plot, and stuff gets watered every other day for twenty minutes. I give a little extra water when I head out there, but everything always looks well-watered.
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