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Barb Wire Fence
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Acorn
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Milk
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King of Beans
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Compost Bill
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Rototiller
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Mr Party
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Tractor Belt
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Chasing Lightening Bugs
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Wheat
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Zucchini
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Stuck in the Mud
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Sunflowers
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The Furry Bug
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The Sprouts Baltimore, Maryland
Sprout fun facts:
*One of the Sprouts is capable of building an entire house with his/her bare
hands!
*One of the Sprouts has a Ph.D. and an NIH fellowship!
*One of the Sprouts was on Romper Room!
No sh*t!
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