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Veterans for Peace Santa Barbara» Blog Archive » Cabrillo Anchorage and Heart of Consumerism?

Veterans for Peace Santa Barbara» Blog Archive » Cabrillo Anchorage and Heart of Consumerism?
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I was born in the City of Angels, downtown LA. I adore California's beaches and oak woodlands. My farm is a childs dream come true. I bought my dream farm in 1990. 2.5 acres of golden west, with a creek running thru it. Pure heaven for me....pulling weeds, eating beets, can't beat it.
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