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WINTERSET GARDEN WALK A SUCCESS

August 20, 2008 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

Barb Gibson takes her “Garden Walk” around Winterset subdivision in Waynedale.

The Winterset neighborhood recently held its first Garden Walk. The event was attended by many neighbors & friends.

More than 20 participants opened their yards for display and served cool drinks and snacks on a warm sunny afternoon.

Organizers of the event included Barb Gibson and Bobbie Brubaker. All the participants found the walk a great way to meet and/or keep in touch with the community.

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