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kittywitty_gw

Late Summer Garden Swap???

KittyWitty
9 years ago

Anyone interested in a late summer/early autumn garden swap for 2014? I can try to arrange a meet-up at the Shoreview Library or even Roseville Library if folks are interested.

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