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My Favorite Garden: Been a Farmer, Rancher, Gardner, Grain Elevator Operator, Barber, Plastics R&D Lab Tech, Electronics Precision Measurement Systems Analyst, Prospector, Online Marketer and very much interested in alternative energy solutions. One of the very enjoyable pleasures of life is pleasant aromas. Thus we have chosen to experience and share these wonderful aromas with friends far and near. It is wonderful to meet online such wonderful new friends who enjoy animals, wonderful plants and sweet fragrances.

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