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HAVE: Important Info...Date change for Olympia Plant Trade

14 years ago

Bejoy here..for Bejoy2.

There has been some requests to hold the Olympia Plant Trade at a later September date..so Tammy is putting it forward a week. The Olympia Plant Trade will now be held on the 19th of September..NOT the 12th as originally planned.

We both hope this date works better for more of you.

Directions will be given closer to the plant trade date.

For those who attended the Spring Olympia Plant Trade..Tammy is planning on holding this one at the Club House...so amenities will be very close at hand.

Having this in the Clubhouse means we will also have a potluck.

If you have any questions..either post here or email me.

Looking forward to seeing everyone.

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barbe_wa
14 years ago
Whoopee! We'll be back from Nashville on the 13th so we should be able to make this one. I've got a lot of stuff to give away and I was getting worried about what I was going to do with it all. Thanks, we'll see you there.
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