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Who’s Coming to Rake Leaves?

y neighborhood is filled with enormous old trees. The gorgeous 100-year-old walnuts, sycamores and maples are a big part of why we chose to live here. There is no better time to drive into our neighborhood than mid-October when the leaves are brilliant reds, yellows

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