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14 years ago

Hi, it's getting to be that time of year when we

go out and clean up the yard. I use a "grabber"-a device

used to get things off high shelves to pick up the

small sticks and branched scattered all over the yard.

Much easier on the back.

Happy Cleanup!

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mrgpag SW OH Z5/6
13 years ago
Time for this to move on
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