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mrgpag SW OH Z5/6

9 years ago

especially along the US 30 corridor between Merrillville and Chicago Heights. We're going to be spending a couple days in that area and I'll have some time to shop. I know about Alsips on US 41 in St. Johns IN.
Marshall

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mrgpag SW OH Z5/6
Original Author
9 years ago
going down
Sylvia Da Costa
8 years ago
I know this is late but if you're ever in the area again - Remus Farms and Johnson's are both in Hobart, IN and have a huge beautiful selection (plus johnsons has upick berries)
mrgpag SW OH Z5/6
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks - we'll be in that area again this year in early Oct.

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