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Season Long Pass for Two to Japanese Stroll Garden

16 years ago

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Friends of the Garden, the nonprofit group raising funds for a new Botanical Center in Springfield, Missouri, have come up with a neat treat. Folks who join the group by making a tax-deductible contribution now also get a free season-long pass for two to the wonderful Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden, shown at left. Gifts can range from $25 to as much as one wants to give. For details, and a good read besides, you can download the latest Friends of the Garden newsletter here. And for a closer look at the Stroll Garden, click here.

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oakleif
16 years ago
I have'nt gotten up the nerve to drive in Springfeild yet so have to pass on this one.
vickie
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